1/7/2024
Chili Bowl Nationals
Chili Bowl 50/50 Returns With Daily Drawings Plus Overall Drawing!
The 50/50 raffle is done in association with Kids Heart Felt Health with the proceeds going to the Donnie Ray Crawford Foundation.
The second year for the online 50/50 ticket sales, the 2023 event saw a total pot of $122,510, with the winner getting half. Sales are open and will continue until “Last Call” on Saturday night (January 18, 2024). The winning number for the Jackpot’s Grand Prize will be announced before the Chili Bowl A-Feature.
The winner’s share of the 50/50 is guaranteed to be a minimum of $10,000.
In addition to Saturday night’s Grand Prize, there will also be a nightly draw for $1,000 on each Qualifying Night (Monday through Friday). All tickets purchased for the week, up until that night’s “Last Call” are eligible for the nightly drawing. The winning number will be announced before the A-Feature.
Tickets and numbers are good for the entire week. Any ticket/number drawn as a $1,000 winner remains eligible for the remaining nightly draws and Saturday night’s Grand Prize Jackpot. Do not throw away your tickets!
TICKETS & PRICES
5 tickets for $10
55 tickets for $20
200 tickets for $50
500 tickets for $100
IN-PERSON SALES
Ticket sellers will be roaming the concourse, grandstands, pit area, and campgrounds (both cash and credit cards welcome).
MOBILE & ONLINE SALES
Fans and racers at the SageNet Center can purchase their 50/50 tickets at their seat, in their trailer, or at their campsite via their mobile device. Race fans watching along on FloRacing can purchase tickets online - provided they are within the State of Oklahoma - by heading to https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/chilibowl.
Online and mobile sales are restricted to devices within the State of Oklahoma and require access to device and browser location settings.
- WINNERS HAVE 30-DAYS FROM DAY NUMBER IS DRAWN TO CLAIM PRIZE. ALL WINNINGS PAID BY CHECK VIA MAIL. SEE OFFICIAL RULES FOR DETAILS. *
Remember, the more you play, the bigger it gets…
Submitted By: Bryan Hulbert