Are you feeling lucky? As the Edmonton Oilers gear up for Wednesday’s big playoff game you should adopt a four-leaf clover mentality – especially because this round’s 50/50 jackpot has exceeded $1 million.
With the home team up 3 to 1 in this year’s seven-game series, those hoping to walk away from the postseason with some extra money in their pocket should buy a ticket as soon as possible because the winner will be chosen at the end of the first round.
Held in support of the Ben Stetler fund, Alberta Cancer Foundation, and the Kids With Cancer Society, those who toss their hat into the ring could win big – in more ways than one!
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In addition to this year’s main raffle, you could also snag the Playoff Bonus Jackpot (which is also nearing million), as well as a multitude of early bird prizes which includes $1,000 toward merch at ICE District Authentics, a Zack Hyman signed jersey, $15,000 in cash, and two loge tickets to the WWE Friday Night Smackdown.
Sound good?
As long as you’re over the age of 18 and currently live in Alberta, tickets can be purchased in packages of 1, 10, 80, 250 and 550 and start at just $5 each.
Winners for the early bird prizes will be announced on April 29th, while the number for the total main jackpot will be announced at the end of round 1, followed by the Total Playoff Bonus Jackpot winner, which will be notified on June 26th, 2024 – so get yours while you can!
Good luck and cross your fingers, Edmonton Oilers fans! You never know what might come of it!
Regional Editor, Prairies – Cassandra is a Calgary-based journalist with a deep appreciation for music, film, food, travelling and story-telling. When she’s not chasing a story, writing or editing, you’ll likely find her binge-watching a new TV series, at a speakeasy with friends, cooking, or getting lost in a Taylor Swift re-record.
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