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www.michigan.gov/cg (517) 335-5780
Charity Game Tickets have a built in profit of 15% and are sold all over the State of Michigan at licensed Raffles, Bingo Events and Non-Profit Clubs. (517)
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Annual Charity Game Ticket License
$200 per year 7 Days a week 8am-2am Tickets can be sold anywhere on the premises License expires July 31 of each year
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Special Charity Game Ticket license
$15 per day Up to 8 special Charity Game Ticket licenses per year, each good for up to 4 consecutive days
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Getting Started-Buying and Selling
Ticket cost is set by the Charitable Gaming Tickets can only be purchased from a licensed supplier Tickets can by sold Behind the bar Ticket seller Ticket dispensing machine Machines can be rented or purchased from a supplier Supplier contact information is available at
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Making a Profit with Charity Game Tickets
Sales $2400 Prizes $1800 Box Cost $240 Profit $360 Sales $6000 Prizes $4625 Box Cost $550 Profit $825
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Protecting Your Profit
Limit access to all unsold tickets, winning tickets & cash. Add ticket purchases to inventory when received. Complete physical inventory count of all unsold tickets. Remember the machine count is NOT allowed & is NOT reliable Protecting Your Profit
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Protecting Your Profit
Deface winning tickets when redeemed. Check serial numbers when redeeming tickets Use a Marker or Hole Punch to deface Protecting Your Profit
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Balance cash & winning tickets
Cash + winning tickets = Start Cash Total Protecting Your Profit
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Destroy all redeemed tickets
Rip or Shred tickets Protecting Your Profit
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Protecting Your Profit
Limit Deface Balance Destroy
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Playing Charity Game Tickets
Must be 18 years or older to play Charity Game Tickets Chairpersons/record keepers cannot purchase or play Charity Game Tickets Employees receiving a tax form from the organization can never purchase or play Charity Game Tickets Volunteers/Workers cannot purchase or play the day they are working
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Prize Bank Start cash must remain consistent & be the same amount each week Only write a check to replenish start cash when prizes exceeded sales at the end of the week Do not withhold money from weekly deposit
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Accountability Deposit monies within 2 business days of week ending
Checks shall have description in memo line Do not write checks to cash Prize payments & worker compensation are only allowable cash expenditures Insider Information-Giving an advantage to a player
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Just ONE Form Mark Rumsfield Ray Peterson
One document can be used for 13 week quarter Ticket information & price per ticket automatically carries over each week Ending Inventory automatically transfers to the follow weeks beginning inventory Mark Rumsfield Ray Peterson 1/7/18
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Verified deposit tickets
Weekly game records Verified deposit tickets Bank statements Bank verified Check Images Receipts and invoices
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Don’t let these things gobble up your sales
Empty columns Machine is not visible Machine Problems Old Tickets Insider Information Don’t let these things gobble up your sales
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Let’s Play Milk Money Each ticket represents a line of B-I-N-G-O!
Once you cover all five bingo numbers on your ticket…Yell Bingo!
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