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# Raffles

Ahoy mateys! PirateRush be holdin' raffles for all ye swashbucklers who play our games! Ye can win raffle tickets that give ye a chance to win NFTs from our project and other projects.

The PirateRush captains will run competitions that last 1 to 4 weeks, and ye can earn tickets by participating in our [games](/piraterush/games-overview/mines.md). The prizes will be raffled at the end of the competition dates and announced in our Discord, usually through a live stream.

Now, ye may be wonderin', "How do I earn tickets into the raffle?" Ye can earn them by hittin' the Mines with a 2x+ multiplier or losin' three times in a row. Ye can also earn tickets by winnin' three times in a row or losin' three times in a row in Pirate Coin. In Pirate Loot, any win of 1x or greater qualifies ye for a ticket. And if ye bet on any turtle race in Turtles of Tortuga, ye'll earn a ticket too!

Remember, prizes aren't limited to holders, and they're subject to the terms and conditions of the game. Check out <https://piraterush.com/terms-of-use/> for more information. Get playin', and good luck to ye all!

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