A pull tab is a game of chance made out of a paper card with perforated break-open tabs, the inside of which is covered or otherwise hidden from view to conceal a set of numbers, letters or symbols, some of which have been designated, in advance, as prize winners. Pull tabs are commonly known as tickets, break opens or charity game tickets. Pull tabs are also know as instant bingo tickets, break-opens, tear-offs, pickles, cherries, lucky 7’s, peel-offs, bell jars, Nevadas or club tickets.
A gaming ticket printed on lightweight paper, folded and held by a strip of colored tape, containing numerals or symbols. They are usually sold in a jar or container thus the term “jar ticket”. These were the precursor to pull tab tickets.
Jar tickets are much smaller than pull tabs and do not allow enough room to list the prizes, so a flare or point of sale promotion piece accompanies the tickets. This flare describes the game and denotes the winning payouts.
The prize amount, in dollars or percentage, paid out to the winners of pull tabs & jar tickets.
The small boxes/bags inside a case of pull tabs & jar tickets. The case may be packed two deals or more per case depending upon the manufacturer or the number of pull tabs & jar tickets in the deal. A deal is a separate game or series of pull tabs & jar tickets tickets with the same serial number.
The sheet inside the deal box which shows the complete breakdown of each deal. The payout sheet details the prizes in a pull tab game and is turned into the state regulatory group.
The front of a pull tab ticket.
The reverse side of a ticket face that reveals the various symbol combinations when the tabs or windows are opened.
The black and yellow seal on each deal of pull tabs & jar tickets is the NAFTM (National Association of Fundraising Ticket Manufacturers) seal. This seal means that the pull tab has been produced to meet standards set by the association. If this seal is broken, the box could have been tampered with and should not be sold.
A heavy paper card used in the play of pull tabs, jar tickets, tip boards and coin boards. It contains a seal or seals which, when removed or opened, reveal predesignated winning numbers, letters or symbols. These pull tab games include instant winners, and further the chance to win using “hold” tickets. Once the box of tickets is completely sold, the game operator opens the seal(s). The player holding the number that appears under the seal will win the indicated prize.
A progressive game is a seal card game with a designated jackpot that, if not won, is carried forward and added to the jackpot of the subsequent deal(s) of the game until the jackpot is won.
A style of pull tab game in which the purchaser of the last ticket in the deal automatically wins a prize. This style of game helps sell out the entire deal because there is an incentive to purchase the last ticket.
We offer a wide variety of unique ticket themes; large, easy to read, full color symbols and exciting graphic designs, all of which instantly grab the attention of the players.
Currently, our VFW logoed product is part of the JAR-O'-DO branded line of products, made by Universal Manufacturing, a division of Arrow International. Arrow International is an active member of the National Association of Fundraising Ticket Manufacturers (NAFTM). Being a member of NAFTM ensures compliance with exacting standards of quality and security in the production of charity game tickets.
Pull tabs & jar tickets are a form of entertainment and add to social interaction within an establishment.
Pull tabs & jar tickets can generate as much as $200-$1,000 profit per deal for your club!
This is a great way to make money for your organization in a short period of time.
Players enjoy having a variety of gaming activities to choose from, especially within the same establishment.
People enjoy playing pull tabs & jar tickets in a group along with the entertainment it provides.