RELEASE: Online 50/50 to return for Stanley Cup Final

EDMONTON, AB - The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation (EOCF) online 50/50 raffle, presented by RE/MAX, is set to return to Alberta for each game of the 2020 Stanley Cup Final.
The record-setting online 50/50 raffle will give fans another chance to win a big 50/50 jackpot while also raising important funds for the EOCF to reinvest in the community during these challenging times.
Oilers fans showed generosity and passion for the EOCF online 50/50 raffle when it launched on Aug. 1, setting a new record total of $762,550. The total jackpots continued to grow at unprecedented rates and new record totals were set, leading to the current record jackpot on Aug. 7 that reached $14,176,850.
Buying an online 50/50 ticket is a simple process, similar to most online purchases. Tickets sales will open at 9:00 AM MDT on game days of the Stanley Cup Final and end at 8:00 PM MDT on the same day. The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) raffle license number is 564792.

The winning ticket number will be drawn at approximately 8:30 PM MDT the day of the raffle and will be posted at
EdmontonOilers.com/5050
no later than 6:00 PM MDT on the day following the draw.
Tickets can be purchased by individuals 18 years or older, located within Alberta's provincial borders at the time of purchase. All ticket sales are final and ticket buyers will receive a receipt via email after purchasing that will list all numbers associated with the purchased tickets.
If purchasers have not received their tickets by 9:00 AM MDT the following day, they are instructed to e-mail [email protected] before 12:00 PM MDT. Any resend requests received after 12:00 PM MDT will not be processed. Tickets will be resent to purchasers between 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM MDT. Purchasers must e-mail from the original e-mail address they used for the ticket purchase, which must be entered correctly.
Fans can go to
EdmontonOilers.com/5050
and select from the following four ticket pack options:
Funds from the 50/50 program are split between the winner and the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation. The EOCF in turn reinvests or partners with groups to make a difference in the community and will be guided by helping those in Edmonton's downtown with the creation of opportunities for all children in the community to play sports, in particular hockey, regardless of race, gender or socio-economic status.