Jack of Clubs Draw

NON-MEMBERS OF INSSA CAN ENTER ANY JACK OF CLUBS DRAW!

Each week the jackpot continues to build until the Jack of Clubs is drawn... When will Jack reveal himself?

To buy a ticket for the next draw please see a member of the committee, a JoC volunteer or purchase via the QR code to the left.

Alternatively you can drop by the Two Pennies where tickets can be purchased over the bar (and maybe have a wee tipple while you are there!)

PUT 'JOC' AND YOUR MOBILE NUMBER IN THE REFERENCE BOX AND WE WILL SEND YOU PICTURES OF YOUR TICKETS

Simply click on the QR code above when viewing on a mobile device

WEEK 9 JACKPOT TOTAL PLUS PROCEEDS OF WEEK 9 TICKET SALES

Rules and Regulations

Rules of the Game

1. Each ticket costs £1 each.

2. You do not need to be an INSSA member to buy tickets.

3. You can buy as many tickets each week as you like.

4. Tickets can be purchased up to 1 hour before the draw online, and up to 30 minutes before the draw in person from the committee or volunteers. Tickets bought after these times will be submitted for the next weeks draw.

5. Draws take place every Sunday and can be viewed on social media.

6. All tickets are counted and verified by two members of the INSSA committee and placed in the bag.

7. One ticket will be picked each week by a member of the public.

8. The person of the winning ticket will get an instant £50.

9. The INSSA pack of cards is then shuffled by the member of public, spread out face down on the table and one card is then picked.

10. If that card is the Jack of Clubs, the winner of the £50 will then win the total current Jackpot.

Rules Continued.

11. If another Jack is picked instead (Hearts, Diamonds or Spades), the winner will get an additional £25

12. If a Joker is picked, the randomiser wheel will be spun and the winner will get either an additional £5, £10, £15 or £20.

13. If any other card from the pack is drawn, no extra money is won and the Jackpot rolls over to the next week.

14. Each new jackpot will start at £300.

*Each week, £75 is taken from the pot of money collected from ticket sales. This is used to pay for the weekly £50 winner, and to go towards the reserve pot, which is used for the extra Jacks or Jokers when picked, and to also build up money for the next Jackpot run. The remaining money is split equally between the weekly jackpot and the INSSA funds for future projects and charity donations.*

What happens if the Jackpot reaches the licence maximum?

When the Jackpot reaches the maximum of £25,000 under our licence rules, it must be won that week.

If the Jack of Clubs does not get drawn on the card pick, the winner will get the usual £50 and then 4 more tickets will be drawn out of the bag and all 5 ticket winners will split the money between them giving each person £5,000.

If during the 5 ticket draw, two or more tickets with the same name on gets picked out, then that person will win £5,000 for each ticket drawn.

Buying Tickets

In Person: You can buy tickets in person from The Two Pennies, committee members and those volunteers who help INSSA sell tickets.

Online: You can scan the QR code above, this will take you to a link. The reference will already show JOC, please put your mobile number here as well, so we are able to send you a digital copy of your ticket(s) via WhatsApp. Put the amount of tickets you want in the Amount £ box and click continue. This will then take you to your own bank to process payments. When the payment is received, an image of your tickets will be sent to you by 12pm on the day of the draw.

Standing Order: If you wish to buy tickets on a weekly basis, the easiest way is to set up a standing order.

Chase Bank Name: Tina Wynn

Sort Code: 60-84-07 Acct No: 87359017

Please contact INSSA JoC team with your Name and mobile number to enable your tickets to be sent to you via WhatsApp.

joctickets@inssa.uk

Small Society Lottery Rules

INSSA Lottery Licence Number 284 Registered with North Tyneside Council.
At least 20% of the total proceeds raised from the draw has to go towards a least one of the purposes for which INSSA was formed.
Tickets cannot be bought or sold by anyone under the age of 16 years old.
The rollover prize fund cannot exceed £25,000.