Description
How To Play Spin the Wheel
You can purchase tickets for $5 each, with each ticket equaling one entry. Each Thursday, we will go live and randomly select one ticket. If your ticket is drawn, we will spin the wheel and you will win whatever prize the wheel lands on. There will be a winner every week! Our prizes range from $25-$250. Just a few quick rules to know:
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The ticket is selected randomly
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There are no buy backs or re-entries, so your odds of winning do not change after the ticket sales close
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The wheel is pre-set and is not altered during the draw
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Tickets do not roll over week to week
Not only do you get to join us live each week for the fun, but your ticket purchase helps us to further our mission of supporting non-profit organizations throughout KY that are doing amazing work. Good luck and let’s have fun!
Spin the Wheel Rules and FAQ
Tickets are $5 each with no limit on the number of tickets that can be purchased.
Commonwealth Causes is a non-profit 501c3 – Gaming License # ORG0002761
Prizes MUST be claimed within 30 days after the day the winning ticket is pulled. Unclaimed prizes will be donated back to Commonwealth Causes.
Raffle drawings are held and live-streamed every Thursday night at 8:00pm ET HERE. Also, feel free to watch the live drawings at @kycauses on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram.
WHAT IS A SPIN THE WHEEL RAFFLE?
Spin the Wheel is a raffle where each Thursday, one ticket will be randomly selected. If your ticket is drawn, we will spin the wheel and you will win whatever prize the wheel lands on, with a winner every week!
Made by Commonwealth Causes, a Kentucky based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, gaming license #ORG0002761.
WHAT ARE THE ELIGIBILITY RULES?
All participants must be at least 21 years of age or older to play.
All participants must hold a valid US Social Security card to claim a prize.
All prizes over $599 will be paid by check and the recipient will be issued a W-2G.
For prizes over $4,999, Commonwealth Causes will withhold 24% in Federal taxes and 5% in Kentucky taxes per Federal and State requirements.
Prize winners that fail to comply with eligibility rules will forfeit the prize.




