Numbered raffle tickets that cut and stack in order

Print ten tickets with stubs to a sheet, numbered down through the stack instead of across each page, so each cut pile is already in order.

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A 3D render of raffle tickets with stubs under a single lime light

Raffle tickets with stub, 10 per sheet, 1¾ × 4 in. The stub sits left of the dashed perforation line.

Sheet: Raffle tickets with stub, Letter
Per sheet: 10
Size: 1¾ × 4 in
Compatible with: Custom cut

Ticket sheets

US Letter, 8½ × 11 in
Sheet	Ticket size
Raffle tickets with stub, 10 per sheet	1¾ × 4 in, with a 1¼ in stub
Raffle tickets, 8 per sheet	2¾ × 4¼ in
Perforated raffle tickets with tear-away stub, 10 per sheet	1.7 × 5½ in on landscape Letter (Avery lists 1¾ in), for Avery 16154 and 16795 stock. Print a test page first.

How cut-and-stack numbering works

Numbering straight across each page looks tidy, but once you cut a stack of sheets, each pile holds numbers ten apart (1, 11, 21 and so on) and someone has to sort them by hand.

Cut-and-stack order spreads the numbers across the sheets instead. With 30 tickets on 3 sheets, sheet 1 starts with 1, sheet 2 with 2 and sheet 3 with 3:

1. 1
2. 4
3. 7
4. 10
5. 13
6. 16
7. 19
8. 22
9. 25
10. 28
Sheet 1
1. 2
2. 5
3. 8
4. 11
5. 14
6. 17
7. 20
8. 23
9. 26
10. 29
Sheet 2
1. 3
2. 6
3. 9
4. 12
5. 15
6. 18
7. 21
8. 24
9. 27
10. 30
Sheet 3

30 tickets on 3 sheets in cut-and-stack order. The outlined ticket on each sheet ends up in the first pile: 1, 2, 3.

Stack the sheets in order, cut the stack along the ticket lines, and every pile is already in sequence: 1 to 3, 4 to 6, 7 to 9. Put the piles on top of each other and the whole run reads 1 to 30. It works the same for 3,000 tickets on 300 sheets.

How to print numbered tickets

Choose Numbers only and enter how many tickets you need. Or paste a list if each ticket needs a name, a seat or a prize.
Pick Raffle tickets with stub, 10 per sheet.
The ticket comes with an event name, No. {{#}} , and the draw time and price; the stub repeats the number above Name and Phone lines, or above the name when your list has one. Change the wording to your event’s. {{#}} is the ticket number: set Start at and Digits (3 digits prints 001) in the numbering options.
Set Order to Cut and stack, download the PDF and print at 100%.

Tips

Print a single sheet first to check that the numbers sit on both sides of the perforation.
Printing a second batch later? Start it at 501 so the numbers carry on from the first.
Free PDFs hold 3 sheets, which is 30 tickets. Pro numbers up to 10,000.

The Rowprint editor: Numbers only set to 100 on the left, and the first of 10 sheets of numbered raffle tickets with stubs on the right, ten tickets per sheet — Raffle tickets numbered 001 to 100 with stubs, ten per sheet, as the app shows them.

Questions

What does cut and stack mean?

It is a numbering order for sheets you cut as a stack. Each sheet holds every third, tenth or hundredth number. Stack the sheets, cut along each line, and every pile is already in order, ready to go on top of the next.

Can I start at a number other than 1?

Yes. Set Start at, Step and Digits in the numbering options, for example start at 501 with 4 digits to print 0501, 0502 and so on. The stub prints the same {{#}}, so it always matches its ticket.

Do I need special ticket paper?

No. Rowprint prints light gray cut lines on plain-paper ticket sheets, so plain paper or card stock works: print, then cut along the lines. If you have perforated ticket stock, search the sheet list for “perforated” or 16154 to find the matching sheet.

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Paste it, pick the number on the box, download the PDF. Free for up to 3 sheets, $19 once for the whole list.

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