Why are raffles illegal in some places?

Here is an example…
If a person wants to sell a junk car for $10.00 a ticket, they should be able to. The winner gets $200.00 in scrap metal for $10.00 and the seller gets $500.00 for a $200.00 scrap. They both win, and the others all knew they might win, but probably not because of the odds.

I’m in the usa.

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2 Responses to “Why are raffles illegal in some places?”

  1. The Miracle Toaster 2000 Says:

    It’s a form of gambling. It’s a game of chance where you wager a small amount in the remote chance of a big payoff. It’s the same reason bingo is illegal in Utah.

  2. Joelle B Says:

    If a person wants to do a raffle permission can be granted. City councils often have special permits for such events. But yes it is a form of gambling.

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