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RaffleDraw your winners live, with the whole room watching.

Add your prizes and everyone joins from their phone with their avatar. Then pick how winners are chosen: a live draw, where you draw each winner on the big screen, or spin to win, where every guest spins a prize wheel on their own phone.

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Watch how it works

Raffle in half a minute.

Step 1 of 4

Pick live draw or spin to win

Every raffle starts with one choice: who decides when a prize is won. You pick it when you set the raffle up, and the rest of the setup is the same.

Live draw

You draw, the room watches

Everyone joins, then you press Draw a winner and a wheel of faces or a reel of names picks one person at a time on the big screen. Prizes go out in the order you listed them.

Best for: A moment the whole room shares: a gala, a party, the end of a conference.

Spin to win

Every guest spins on their phone

Each person spins a prize wheel on their own phone, once. The server decides every spin from a secret deck, so the odds follow the prizes you set and nobody can game it.

Best for: People coming and going: a stand at an expo, a launch, a long reception.

Step 2 of 4

Everyone joins from their phone

Add your prizes, with a photo and a sponsor if you like, then open entries. Guests scan the QR code on the big screen and type their name.

Every guest brings the avatar they play games with, so the wheel fills up with faces. The next prize and the winners so far stay on screen while people join.

The raffle big screen: Prize 3 of 8, Noise-cancelling headphones, the winners so far, a Scan to join QR code, and a colourful wheel of guests' names and avatars

Step 3 of 4

Live draw: winners on the big screen

Press Draw a winner and the wheel spins, or names roll past on a reel. The winner takes over the screen with confetti. In spin to win, there is nothing to press: each guest spins on their phone, and every win shows on the big screen as it happens.

Prizes go out in the order you listed them, and the server picks every winner, so nobody can steer it.

A winner reveal on the big screen: Chloe's avatar with confetti and the line Chloe wins Noise-cancelling headphones

Run it from your console

Your own screen shows who is in, the next prize and every winner. The room never sees prize codes.

  • Not here?. Redraw, and the prize goes back for the next draw.

  • No phone?. Add anyone by name and they are in the draw too.

The host's raffle console: the next prize, the latest winner with Undo, a field to add someone without a phone, and a Draw a winner button

Step 4 of 4

Winners collect with a code

A winner's phone shows their prize and a code. They can email the code to themselves so it isn't lost.

When they come to collect, check the code on your console and mark the prize collected. Export your winners as a CSV when you're done.

A winner's phone saying You won! with the prize, a code to show when collecting it, and a field to email the code

Questions

Good to know

Live draw or spin to win

Live draw: you draw each winner on the big screen. Spin to win: each guest spins a prize wheel on their own phone, with the odds set by your prizes.

Wheel or name reel

Pick how the big screen reveals each winner: a spinning wheel of faces, or a reel of names that slows to a stop.

Prize photos and sponsors

Show what's up for grabs and thank the sponsor who gave it, right on the big screen.

Part of your event

A raffle sits on your event's link next to your live sessions, Challenges and Q&A.

Which plans include it?

Every paid plan, on a Personal or Business account. A Party Pass unlocks it for 24 hours, and Pro and Enterprise keep it on.

Go further with a guide.

Ideas and how-tos from the Neegma blog.

Experiences

Everything your event needs, on one link

Mix game shows with a Challenge, a Q&A and a prize draw. Guests find them all on your event's page.

The Event Playbook

8 steps to a great Neegma event

Create and schedule your event, share a QR poster, and keep every guest playing.

Read the playbook

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