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Lotteries and fundraising

Frequently asked questions

  • Where can I find information about raising money for good causes?
  • I want to set up a 100, 200 or 500 club – do I need a licence?
  • Can I put back the draw date of my lottery or raffle?
  • Can I hold a race night to raise funds for charity?
  • Can I run a prize competition?
  • Can I raise money for charity with a poker game or tournament?
  • Do I need a licence to run a raffle or lottery?
  • Can I run a reverse auction without a licence?
  • I would like to organise a sweepstake (for example, on the World Cup or Grand National), are there any rules?
  • Can I sell my home, for my own benefit, through a lottery rather than using an estate agent?
  • An organisation has contacted me and claims that I have won a prize in a lottery that I did not enter. What should I do?
  • What licence conditions and codes of practice relate to lotteries?
  • Now that I have a licence, what information do I need to provide to the Gambling Commission and when?
  • Can I employ somebody to run my lottery for me?
  • How can I legally promote my lottery or raffle?
  • What is a lottery submission and do I need to make one?
  • Do I need a licence to run a penny auction website?
  • Where can I find the lottery results?
 

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