Entering a raffle
Finding a raffle
The Rafffle home page has three tabs:
- Featured: running raffles from fox holders. See Featured.
- All Raffles: every running raffle.
- Past Raffles: raffles that have ended.
You can filter by currency, collection, floor price, creator tier and end time, sort the list, and search by NFT or collection name. Raffles from creators who meet the Featured standards are listed first.
Buying tickets
- Open a raffle and connect your wallet.
- Enter how many tickets you want, or click Max.
- Click Buy for ... and approve the transaction.
You pay in the raffle's currency. If you don't have it, the Swap on Jupiter button opens Jupiter so you can swap for it.
For raffles priced in SOL, you can also click Add to cart, collect tickets from several raffles, and buy them all in one checkout from the cart button at the bottom right.
Limits
- One wallet can buy at most 40% of a raffle's tickets. The creator can set a lower limit per wallet.
- The creator can't buy tickets in their own raffle.
- A holder-only raffle needs an NFT from the listed collections in your wallet. See Holder-only raffles.
Your odds
Each ticket is one entry. Your chance of winning is your tickets divided by the tickets sold when the raffle ends. A raffle that doesn't sell out is still drawn, from the tickets that sold.
Refunds
Tickets can't be refunded, and you don't get your tickets' cost back if you don't win.
A creator can't cancel a raffle once a ticket has sold. In rare cases the Rafffle team can cancel a raffle at any stage, for example if something is wrong with it. The prize then goes back to the creator, and the team refunds the ticket buyers.
How the raffle ends
Ticket sales close at the end time, or straight away when the last ticket sells.
About 30 seconds later, the drand randomness beacon publishes the number that decides the winner. The raffle page counts down to it. Once the draw transaction is on chain, the page shows the winner, usually within a minute of the close. The draw uses only that beacon and the list of tickets, so no one can choose the winner. See Provably fair to check a draw yourself.
Claiming your prize
If you win, the raffle page shows You win!. Click Claim prize and approve the transaction to move the prize to your wallet.
If you don't claim, the prize is still yours. When the creator collects their proceeds, the site sends the prize to you.
For a raffle with multiple winners, the raffle page lists the winners. The creator sends those prizes outside Rafffle.
If you have notifications set up, Rafffle tells you when you win. See Notifications.
Holders of Famous Foxes
FFF, TFF and Friends & Foes holders don't get a discount on tickets. Holder benefits on Rafffle are for creators: a lower fee and Featured placement. See Fees.