Booth Descriptions
21+ Volunteer Options:
Big 6
Booth Chair: Tony Roch
This booth allows players to place bets on numbers 1-6. A wheel containing images of 3 dice is spun. When the wheel stops. Players with bets on the numbers corresponding to the dice displayed on the wheel are paid. The winners are paid an amount equal to the bet they placed, for each matching number displayed on the wheel. If one bets a $1 on 6 and the wheel land on 4,6,6, the player is paid $2 ($1 for each 6 in the winning number). If one bets a $1 on 2 and the wheel lands on 1,2,4 the player is only paid $1. If no numbers match the house takes the bet. One booth worker spins the wheel while one booth worker for each lay down watches the bets. The wheel spinner after spinning the wheel shouts "No More Bets". The bet watchers make sure no one places a bet after this point. The bet watchers also must keep their eyes on the bets while the wheel spinner shouts out the winning numbers (don't turn to look at the wheel). This is to prevent people from placing a bet after the wheel stops (a common way to cheat). Take all losing bets first then pay the winners. The min. bet is $.25 and max. bet is $2.00.
Sports Wheel
Booth Chair:
This booth allows players to place bets on Local team logos, The Reds, UK, Bengals, Xavier, Indiana, NKU, UC, or Ohio State. A wheel containing images of all the logos plus a Double down or forfeit, is spun. When the wheel stops. Players with bets on the corresponding Logo to the images displayed on the wheel are paid. The winners are paid in a multiple of the corresponding number that the wheel lands on within the logo. The numbers within the logo are 3, 4 and 5. If one bets a $1 on the UC logo and the wheel land on UC #4, then the house pays $4. If no logos match the house takes the bet. If the wheel lands on Double or Forfeit bet, then player has a choice to match their previous bet or lose their previous bet, the wheel is spun again. This example is if player bets $1 and the double down or forfeit comes up. Player must pay another $1 or house takes their previous $1, and the wheel is spun again. One booth worker spins the wheel while one booth worker for each lay down watches the bets. The wheel spinner after spinning the wheel shouts "No More Bets". The bet watchers make sure no one places a bet after this point. The bet watchers also must keep their eyes on the bets while the wheel spinner shouts out the winning numbers (don't turn to look at the wheel). This is to prevent people from placing a bet after the wheel stops (a common way to cheat). Take all losing bets first then pay the winners. The min. bet is $.25 and max. bet is $2.00.
Beat the Dealer
Booth Chair:
The players place their bets. The dealer then throws 2 dice using the cup, and marks the number that he/she throws. One player then throws 2 dice using the cup and tries to beat the dealers throw. If he/she does, the dealer pays out 1:1. The dealer wins all ties, and also pays out if he/she throws "snake eyes." The minimum bet is $.25 and the maximum bet is $2.00.
High / Low Dice Game
Booth Chair: Ron Rolfson
This booth allows players to place bets on a board. Players have the option to roll the dice. Bets are paid based on the numbers shown on the dice. The board allows betting on, under and over 7. The board displays the odds for each bet. A player is given the option to roll the dice. If they choose not to, then a worker will roll the dice. If the player plans to roll the dice. The dice are handed to the player, the booth worker asks if the player is ready, once they respond, the booth worker shouts "No More Bets", and the dice are rolled. If the booth worker is rolling, they shout “NO More Bets” and roll the dice. If the dice do not both lay flat, then the dice need to be rolled again. The board watchers make sure no one places a bet after this point. The board watchers also must keep their eyes on the bets while the worker shouts out the winning. This is to prevent people from placing a bet after the dice are rolled (a common way to cheat). Take all losing bets first then pay the winners. The minimum bet is $.25 and the maximum bet is $2.00.
Adult Ring Toss
Kevin Barth
The cost is $3 for 5 rings or $5 for 10 rings. The participant must stand behind the booth railing. The participant may not lean over the railing. The participant must attempt to toss a wooden ring over a liquor bottle, and land flat around the square wooden base underneath the liquor bottle. If the wooden ring goes over the liquor bottle, but is hanging on the wooden base, then the participant is not a winner. The maximum wins is 3 bottles per night.
Pull Tabs
Chad Bray
$1: Open the box, shuffle the box of tickets using the plastic container. Once a series (box) is sold the winning number is revealed from the master card for the $100 winner. The winning number and series number are recorded on a series board. All instant winning tickets must be defaced (torn). The matched winner must be attached to the master card and filed. Unclaimed series winners may be claimed at the church office for up to 60 days. Once a series prize is claimed, the series board must be marked to show the prize was claimed. Must be 18 to play and sell tickets.
$0.25: Open the box, shuffle the box of tickets using the plastic container. There are no seal cards with this game. All winners are instant winners. Instant winners are paid by the card sellers. All instant winning tickets must be defaced (torn). Must be 18 to play and sell tickets. Winning pull tabs with prizes over $50, all seal card winners with prizes over $50 and all unsold tickets must be saved for one year.
Split the Putt
Kevin Barth
You pay $2 for 1 attempt or $5 for 3 attempts to make the putt. If you make the putt, you split the pot.
Queen of Hearts
Kevin Barth / Jeff Lucas
The game consists of a standard deck of cards, (No Jokers or wild cards Cards) the cards are shuffled, numbered 1 through 52, and placed face down on a secured board. Tickets are sold for $5.00 (five dollars) each. Print name and phone number on each ticket, along with the number they plan to choose, then place in the large drum. Tickets must be separated before going in the drum. A random person will pull one ticket from the drum. The number listed on the ticket will pick the corresponding numbered card on the board will be pulled. If that number is the Queen of Hearts, then that person wins. If not, the game continues until the Queen of Hearts is pulled. All other tickets in the drum will be discarded after each drawing. Drawings will be held, at 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30, 9, 9:30, 10, 10:30, 11 and 11:30 pm on Friday and Saturday; Sunday drawings will be at 5, 5:30, 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30, 9, 9:30, if necessary we will change drawings to 15 min intervals to get a winner before 9:30. Payout is 50% of the pot money to the winner. Tax requirements are the responsibility of the winner. If a winner is selected on Friday or Saturday a new game will start. If a winner hasn’t been decided by 9:30 on Sunday, we keep pulling from the last drawing until we get a winner. The final game winner must be decided before 10 pm on Sunday.
Grand Raffle / Info Booth
John Middleton
This will be selling Grand Raffle tickets and helping with anyone that has a question.
Beer Ticket Sales
Melissa Kramer
Selling Beer tickets and cups
Silent Auction
Debbie Harden
Selling Raffle tickets for different items in Silent Auction.