How does a Calcutta work?

Ping pong balls numbered 1 – 100 are placed in a 'bag' and are drawn out 1 at a time. One ticket equals one numbered ball, if you have a lucky number let us know we will try and assign it to you!

Once your ball is drawn,  you are out of the running for the $2,000 grand prize.

The Final 10?

Once we have 10 balls left, we bring up the top 10 folks.

At any time prior to the next ball being pulled the finalists can agree to split the monies and the event ends, but this decision must be unanimous. If not unanimous, then a ball is pulled and that person loses their chance to win. This continues until the finalists all agree to split or there is only 1 person left. 

Auction Balls?

2 balls are pre-selected and NOT placed in the bag at the start of the event.

Once the 50th ball is pulled, one of the “auction balls” is auctioned off to the highest bidder and placed in the 'bag' giving that person a 1 in 20 chance of winning.

Once the 90th ball is pulled we auction off the final remaining ball to the highest bidder giving that person a 1 in 10 chance of winning.

10th ball prizes?

Every 10th ball will still be out of the running for the grand prize BUT you win $100