Reunion Raffle
Along with the dancing and the casino theme,
there will also be a raffle held at the Oak Grove 20 year reunion, with a variety
of prizes being raffled off. Official rules
are below.
Each ticket purchase gets you a minimum of one raffle ticket, so everyone has a chance
to win. However, you can increase your odds in the following ways:
- Your casino winnings can be cashed in prior
to the raffle drawing for additional raffle tickets. Each $100 of casino cash will
give you one extra raffle ticket. There is a maximum of 20 tickets available when
cashing out.
- Each reunion ticket holder will receive
$500 of casino money to begin with. For those wishing to receive more casino cash
along with extra raffle tickets, you will be allowed to do so as follows:
$10 = $100 casino money plus ONE extra raffle
ticket
$20 = $300 casino money plus TWO extra raffle tickets
- For those purchasing their reunion tickets
early, you will also receive bonus raffle tickets as follows:
- Purchase in April, receive FIVE bonus raffle
tickets
- Purchase in May, receive TWO bonus raffle
tickets
NOTE: The 20 ticket maximum is only
for casino cash-out - extra raffle tickets obtained under options 2 and 3 above are
not constrained by the 20 ticket maximum (i.e., you can end up with more than 20
raffle tickets).

RULES:
- All raffle ticket holders have a chance
at all prize drawings.
- Only one prize maximum will be awarded
to an alumni (whether solo or a couple). In the event that more than one prize is
won, the alumni must choose which prize to keep. The forfeited prizes
will be raffled off again.
- Prizes must be claimed by an alumni. If the winning ticket
is held by a non-alumni guest, the ticket must be handed to the alumni to claim the
prize.
- Alumni must be present to win any item
requiring more than a 34 cent stamp to mail. If the alumni wins such a prize and
is not present, the prize is forfeited and will be raffled off to someone else. We
will try to substitute the prize for a gift certificate, if any are available, for
any absentee winners.