# How to Run A Hybrid Raffle (Paper + Online Tickets)

Many organizations prefer to sell both paper and online tickets for their raffle. RaffleLink offers two ways to run a hybrid raffle:

### Digital Draw Method (Recommended)

Our newer, simpler method lets you:

* Sell paper tickets as usual but enter just the total amount sold
* Let our system handle the draw
* Only need to manually draw from your paper tickets if one wins
* No need to print online tickets or enter every paper sale

Learn how to run a [Digital Hybrid Draw →](/getting-started/special-raffles/how-to-run-a-hybrid-raffle-paper-+-online-tickets/method-1-digital-hybrid-draw-recommended.md)

### Manual Draw Method

The traditional method where you:

* Print all online tickets
* Combine them with paper tickets
* Draw winners manually from a barrel or container

Learn how to run a[ Manual Hybrid Draw →](/getting-started/special-raffles/how-to-run-a-hybrid-raffle-paper-+-online-tickets/method-2-traditional-manual-draw.md)

### Which Method Should I Choose?

Choose the **Digital Draw Method** if you want:

* Less administrative work
* No need to print online tickets
* Easy winner selection process
* Quick setup and draw process

Choose the **Manual Draw Method** if you:

* Prefer the traditional barrel draw experience (e.g., event draw)
* Want to physically mix all tickets together
* Have specific requirements for a manual draw

### Need Help?

Not sure which method is right for you? Contact our support team and we'll help you choose the best option for your raffle.


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