🎟️ Enhanced Trademark Poker Raffle Drum for Exciting Prize Drawings Review

The quality is good. My only problem is that the cage door is down. So when I pulled a ticket, I had to make an effort to keep the door open. In addition, the cage door is difficult to open.

Great value Great size and works well for our lottery team at work. I make pranks out of stickers and lay them out folded. Rolled up sticky cakes stay inside well and mix well as the drum rotates. Compared to other options available, this one was the best for the price.

Nice drum. Gold metal is very shiny and very durable. It doesn't look cheap. The size is perfect, leaving room on the table for additional decorations. I can't wait to show it properly. I checked the inside of the business cards and they didn't slip through the hole.

Arrived with a small dent which I was able to pop out myself as I needed to use it immediately. I use it for paper lottery tickets, you need to stick it in places where tickets can slip through. It's probably made for balls, but I liked the idea of pulling lottery tickets. It is well made and will last a long time. see other suggestions on how to handle dropdown paper tickets.

I love this item but the slot you put the tickets in (not the door) is wide enough that when the drum spins the Ticket quite often falls out. We overcame this by gluing a piece of paper to the gap it covered. We would have bought this drum anyway as the price was quite competitive and the appearance of the paper drum is not that important to us. If the manufacturer could solve this problem, it would be 4 or 5 stars.

Looks very nice and is well made. Just note that this is really meant for ping pong balls and not lottery tickets. The tickets don't mix well and a gold bar gets stuck in the drum underneath. We've also tried poker chips with our club members' numbers on them, but they don't go together very well either. If it was full of lottery tickets maybe they would mix better but you would still have the problem of some of them getting stuck under the counter.

Exactly as described. We use it at our dealership for weekly draws. We print names on business card sized sheets of paper. It's just the right size and rotates easily. The only thing I would like to point out is that our slips of paper kept flying out of the hole at the top. I am assuming this is a slot intended for visitors to enter their posts. We don't use it that way, but I'm sure some people do, so I see why it's here. We just covered it with tape. The problem is solved. This product is…

Don't buy this junk. It hardly clicks into place and cannot be locked with a padlock or any other means. If you need security or a safety demonstration, you may need to lock the door. Small tickets fall out due to a loose door. You can cut rough edges and poor workmanship. This particular one spins, but based on the reviews your purchase may not spin. Tickets fall out during spin. There is no reasonable way to keep the slot in a place where ticket holders can put their own ticket in the slot…