This indicates where the proceeds are going. There are two types of Good Raffles: Closed Raffles & Open Raffles (this example raffle is a closed raffle because if it was open, instead of the name of the beneficiary being there, i.e. Beneficiary Y, it would say "OPEN"). Which type of raffle it is, is chosen by the Good Company when uploading their pledge.

Closed Raffles
These are raffles that are fixed to one beneficiary, or Good Cause which, is chosen by the Good Company when uploading their pledge.

Open Raffles
These are raffles that aren't fixed to one beneficiary, or Good Cause. Instead of the Good Company choosing a sole beneficiary for the raffle, the Good Player picks a Good Cause from a drop-down menu for every batch of tickets they generate. This means one Good Raffle could contribute to multiple beneficiaries.

Learn more about why a non-profit would be interested.

Each Good Raffle has a limited amount of tickets available. That amount is the Raffle Cap.

This is to resemble a classic raffle which, would normally happen at something like a festival with limited numbers of people attending.

On the rare occasion we'll run a raffle with a very low cap, but higher ticket prices, as the chances of winning rise even higher per ticket!

The Player Cap is the amount of tickets available for a single raffle per player.

GoodRaffleGood gives Good Players the opportunity to increase their chances of winning by generating more tickets per raffle, but without allowing one player to generate all, or an unfair amount of tickets in order to give themselves an unfair advantage. So we place a Player Cap on each raffle; keeping it clean and fair.

This shows you how near the Good Raffle is to completion.

Once all the tickets have been sold for a particular raffle, that raffle is completed and a winner is automatically drawn at random.

This is the name of the product or service being raffled.

You will be able to click the name in order to view the raffle individually. There you will find a more detailed description of the item.

This is the name of the Good Company who is responsible for, and who has donated, the product or service being raffled.

You will be able to click this name and view the company in question's GoodRaffleGood profile.

Learn more about why a company would be interested.

This is the cost of one raffle ticket for this particular raffle. In order to generate tickets you need to buy credits at the shop. The shop is available once you've signed up for free.

1 credit = R1 (1 South African Rand)