Cheatwell Games Host Your Own Race Night

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Our race nights are hosted by our lively, professional compere and tote staff who will assist your guests. To ensure engagement and collaboration, each team is given fun money and a personalised form guide complete with the odds for each race. You have decided to raise funds for a worthy cause and have heard about race nights. They are the easiest and most economical way of raising money, provided you follow our beginners’ guide. Car racing games have been a staple gaming favorite for decades. Over that time, developers have experimented with the genre and innovated to please a discerning modern audience. I’ve had no hesitation in passing on your details to other organisations I am involved with so that they may use your services for their next fund-raising event.

Ideally, you'll want to place a huge bet on a horse before it becomes a favourite. Once other people see a strong horse, they’ll also bet on it, which lowers the odds and this will reflect in a lower prize money. Other ideas These races we feel will help family get togethers and postponed office parties over the Christmas period when instead of us all being in one place together we will be in touch via Zoom. Hand on heart how many people before March this year had heard of furlough and Zoom? 8 Runners Per Race The auction usually takes place on Race Eight. The auctioneer asks the audience who would like to bid on Horse Number 1, and the person pledging the highest amount of money buys the horse. This includes any kind of admission fee or fee for taking part. You also can’t deduct money from stakes or prizes. Because the betting is being used for fundraising, it doesn't matter if the bets taken is held at that venue. The sporting event where the bets are taken also doesn't need to be taking place at the same time as the betting under the OUN.

You can’t deduct from or levy on money staked or won by players in the game. It doesn’t matter if the charge is said to be voluntary or compulsory. Particularly if players are prevented from taking part if they don’t make the ‘voluntary’ donation, or, if there’s peer pressure to make the donation. You can’t make a profit from the game

Invite your teams to join us in your preferred online video conferencing platform, and be welcomed by our Virtual Race Night Host for an evening of entertainment and competition for all. Using our exclusive Virtual Race Night online application, your remote workers can come together online, forming mini-teams to place their bets and go for glory. Studying the form is important though since any team that runs out of their initial virtual bankroll will have penalty points deducted from their final score Alternatively, if you can get someone to donate a good quality prize, all of the proceeds can go into the fundraising pot. An example of a race night as non-commercial equal chance gaming is where each participant pays a fee for a randomly selected ‘horse’ in each ‘race’ and the participant with the winning horse or the person who selected the winning horse receives a prize proportionate to the stakes placed, up to the limits. Players must select a horse totally dependent on chance. You can’t give odds or form to help players choose. For example, you could play a video of a horse race that’s already taken place as long as you didn’t reveal details of the horses. The premises owner must notify your local licensing authority, usually your local council. They must do this by serving an occasional use notice (OUN). You can find your local council on GOV.UK (opens in new tab) Serving an occasional use notice (OUN)Thank you so much, we have recommended you a number of other football teams looking to raise money aswell! You can run a race night as an incidental lottery. This means the activity takes place at, but isn’t the main feature of, another event. For over 20 years Andy Aird aka Cobblers the Clown has been consistently entertaining children & adults across Scotland. However, all proceeds must go to a charity or good causes. This includes the difference between stakes placed and pay-out made. Proceeds can’t be taken for private gain by the licensed gambling business. Thanks again for your impeccable service and I will definitely be in touch again before our next fundraiser.