Entries through the day
People join from a phone while the hall is open. The session shows that entries are live, whether or not a screen is on.
Use case
Draws and wheels people can follow
A draw works when people can join, see the moment, and read the result. They enter from a phone. The wheel can sit on a booth screen, on a stage, or beside the crowd.
What the crowd sees
- 01
A session that is collecting entries, with a visible way to join.
- 02
A wheel or draw at the time you announced.
- 03
A result that stays up long enough to read, photograph, or call out.
How teams run a draw
A public moment
At a posted time, the operator runs the wheel or the draw on a phone, a booth screen, or a stage.
A result with a next step
Leave the result where people can read it, on the phone or on a screen, and say how a winner claims the prize. That last instruction is yours to write.
A good fit when
- You want traffic at the stand or a scheduled moment on stage.
- You can explain the rules in a few lines.
- Someone on the crew is responsible for the prize table.
A public draw is still your promotion. Confirm the rules for the country, the venue, and the organizer before you advertise a prize. TradeShowPlay shows the entry and the result. It is not a lottery license, a legal opinion, or a certified random-number audit.
Questions
Can we choose the prize names people see?
Yes. Prize names and the rules you want shown are part of the content you prepare.
Is the draw a certified lottery system?
No. Use it as a promotion people can follow, and follow the laws and show rules that apply to your event.