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Hampshire cricket have also done this for years, "The Golden Gamble", very popular it is too as the proceeds go to Hampshire youth cricket development. I'll happily be ripped off every home game for a couple of quid, the one at the Rosebowl pays out a fair wedge every time.

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We used to have a similar venture many years ago, I always had a punt.

 

I remember selling fruit machine tickets for the Saints Supporters Club,think they handed over quite a bit of the proceeds to the club

and it's well known that the Supporter's Club (which I suppose is now defunct) kept us alive in hard times more than once.

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Where could you enter? I didn't see anybody selling tickets.

 

I managed to find a seller in the concourse pre-match. They were not particularly obvious though. I can't find the winning number published anywhere. Unlikely I have won, but it would be nice to know. Would make most sense to announce the winning number at half time.

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I don't understand why they don't announce it at half-time.

 

Apparently they were going to do it after the game in the concourse after the player interview, winning number was then due to appear on the Saints Foundation website.

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the winning ticket is 00731 winning £350

 

anyone else think £350 is a rather round number concidering the money is supposed to go 50/50 and the winning ticket for the first draw is 731?

 

Thinking about it for too long. Mabe it was 352 quid and that wasn't printed.

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the winning ticket is 00731 winning £350

 

anyone else think £350 is a rather round number concidering the money is supposed to go 50/50 and the winning ticket for the first draw is 731?

 

There must be some cost involved though, then the tickets would be in batch of say 200/250 with quite a few sellers so all the tickets from 001 to 731 weren't necessarily sold. Seems strange that only 700/800 tickets were sold.

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There must be some cost involved though, then the tickets would be in batch of say 200/250 with quite a few sellers so all the tickets from 001 to 731 weren't necessarily sold. Seems strange that only 700/800 tickets were sold.

 

I couldn't see any sellers at all in the Northam. Really weren't made that clear.

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