Lottery is a business of Chance & Probability, if one wants to experiment with their fortune, one of the most interesting platforms is this. It does not only pool in money to award the winner, but also acts as a support for the social causes around.

1. Types of Lottery Business

2. Introduction : Lottery
•A tool for raising cash, by trading varied sets of numbers,
and distributing rewards to the bearer for the set of
number drawn at random
•It is a game where victory or failure is lead by probability
•Lottery is a business of Chance and Probability
Essentials of Lottery -
•Pay to enter a Game
•At least one prize exists
•Rewards purely on chance

3. Models of Lottery
•SOCIETAL LOTTERY
•WORK LOTTERY
•RESIDENT’S LOTTERY
•CUSTOMER LOTTERY
•INCIDENTAL NON-COMMERCIAL LOTTERY
•LOCAL AUTHORITY LOTTERY

4. Societal Lottery
Societal lottery can be conducted by any group, institution, corporation or association of people and any
separate section of any such entities
It can be a means to raise funds for various non-profit organizations
Categorized into three types -
◦ Small Societal Lotteries - Maximum limit for the tickets that can be sold and can function without a
Gambling Commission License
◦ Large Societal Lotteries - Minimum limit for the tickets to be sold and necessarily need a license to
function
◦ Private Societal Lotteries - Only a member can publicize private lotteries, and market to members of the
same society

5. Work Lottery
•Work lotteries are just for pleasure and can only be conducted and played by co-workers at a certain
workplace
•All the earnings are usually utilized for rewards or expenditures towards organizing the lottery
•No license or registration is required to conduct Work Lottery, except when the workplace does not allow
such activities then registration is required

6. Resident’s Lottery
•The campaigner of lottery must be an inhabitant of a residential complex
•Lottery tickets can be sold only to other residents of the same habitat
•Such lottery does not require any permission to function

7. Customer Lottery
•This lottery can only be run by a particular venture at its own site, exclusively for its own customers
•There has to be a limit for the prize that will be awarded
•No licensing is required to run Customer Lottery
•No promotions can be generated or publicized
•The tickets provided to customers should be non-transferable

8. Incidental Non–Commercial Lottery
•This lottery can be conducted during some specific event
•Lottery tickets must be sold while the event is on and the results should be declared during the event
•Does not require any licensing or registration to function
•No rollover of prizes should take place

9. Local Authority Lottery
•Conducted by local authorities of a region
•To function, an operating license is necessary
•The earning can be used for any purpose related to expenditures incurred

10. Digital world has transformed the Lottery Industry

11. Case Study: Lottery Models that operate in South Africa
Entertainment Lottery
• Regulated by the Lotteries Act.
•Self-regulated, but needs to observe a few rules to
stay within the legal boundaries
•All proceeds must be utilized for public welfare
•None of the prizes should be monetary and the
complete value of the prizes should not exceed
R5000.
•Pricing of tickets should range between R10 to
R10,000.

12. Case Study: Lottery models in South Africa
Private Lottery
•Regulated by the Lotteries Act and are self-regulated
•Written intimations are not allowed to be displayed, except for the lottery ticket
•The maximum number of lotteries that can be run in a year are 12
•No administrative fee or expense share would be deducted from the lottery earnings
•The price of a single ticket would range from R10 to R10,000
•The gross value of the prizes must not exceed R10,000
•The promoter or initiator of the lottery should be an authorized member of the private Organization that is
conducting the lottery

13. Case Study: Lottery Models that operate in South Africa
Society Lottery
•Lotteries conducted to uplift reserves for various non-profit ventures and regulated by the Lotteries Act
•Society lottery must be organized completely within South Africa licensed by the NLB (National Lotteries
Board)
•Organizations gaining from the lottery should in no way be related to gambling, betting and lotteries
•Entire proceedings after the deduction of expenditures should be consumed for charitable purposes,
promotion of cultural and sports activities, etc
•No more than 6 lotteries can be organized in a year on behalf of a particular society

14. Case Study: Lottery Models that operate in South Africa
Promotional Competitions
•They are administered by the Consumer Protection Act
•Basic rules laid are:
• Ban on misleading communication.
• Prohibition of payment to participate.
• Restriction on prize winners.
• Responsibility to publish rules and other details.
• Rights of participants.
For more details visit : http://www.nlb.org.za/competitions/types-of-lotteries-and-regulation.html

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