What's the office drawing for?
Australian Open
Super Bowl LXI
The Oscars
Cheltenham Gold Cup
Australian Grand Prix
The Masters
Grand National
Eurovision
Rugby World Cup
Melbourne Cup, AFL & NRL Grand Finals
Coming soonFour steps, two minutes
Pick the event
The field is ready to go. Choose your state or country.
Add the names
Paste a list. Two tickets? Add the name twice.
Spin the drum
A fair random draw, time-stamped. Leftovers go out as bonus picks.
Share and print
A link for the group chat and an A4 sheet for the wall.
One page. Who drew who, and who's still in.
Every draw carries a time stamp and a draw code, the prize split always adds up to 100%, and the A4 sheet prints straight from the page.
Free to run. Pro if you like.
You pay for the software, never a cut of the pool. Every dollar people put in goes back to them as prizes.
- Random draw and share link
- Printable A4 sheet
- Every event on the site
- Live leaderboard on everyone's phone
- Results filled in for you
- A winners' page at the end
- Track every sweep, all year
- Run several sweeps at once
- Your company name on the sheet
Built for where you work
Choose your state or country and the sweep follows the local rules. The site never takes entry money, holds the pool or pays prizes; the organiser does that in person.
Australia
Every state's limits built in, from Victoria's $5,000 prize cap to Queensland's $2,000 sales cap.
New Zealand
Keeps prizes within the NZ$500 limit for a small sweep.
United Kingdom
Printable slips for a draw in the room, as UK rules require.
Everywhere else
Play for bragging rights, with no money involved.
Good questions
Is an office sweep legal?
In Australia, New Zealand and the UK a small office sweep is generally fine when every dollar goes back as prizes and nobody takes a cut. The site sets your local limits for you. This is general information, not legal advice.
Do you handle the money?
No. The organiser collects and pays out in person. The site only runs the draw, the share link and the sheet.
What if we have fewer people than picks?
Leftover teams, players or horses are shared out at random as bonus picks, spread evenly, so everything has an owner.
Can people check the draw was fair?
Every draw has a time stamp and a draw code, and everyone with the link sees exactly the same result.
Do I need an account?
No. Set up, draw and share without signing up.
Can someone buy two tickets?
Yes. Put their name in twice and they get two picks.