A Raffle You Can Check
Azavor runs one game: a raffle with numbered tickets. Everything below is what the site actually does, and you can check any draw that has ever run for yourself.
The Rooms
Every room has one ticket price. Buy a ticket and you get a number in that room's next draw. Buy more and you get more numbers, and that is the only thing extra tickets do. A $50 ticket is not luckier than a $1 one. It is just worth more, because the pot it goes into is bigger.
- Quick Pool — Fast draws every 5 minutes. Pick your own numbers. Tickets $1, $3, $10, $20.
- Classic Pool — Each room draws the moment 100 tickets are sold. Tickets $1, $5, $20, $50.
- VIP rooms — you open your own room and invite people to it. There is more about that on the VIP page.
Nothing Happens Until Someone Buys In
A room sits still until the first ticket is bought. That first ticket starts the clock, or starts the count in rooms that draw once enough tickets are sold. Everyone who buys in before it ends is in the same pot, and the draw happens the moment the clock or the count runs out.
We do it this way on purpose. A room on a fixed timetable spends most of the day counting down to a draw with nobody in it, and there is no reason to make you watch that.
The Draw
Every room is a grid of numbers and every ticket is one number on it. When the room draws, the winning number is taken at random at that moment, from the same source of randomness the server uses for its own security keys. Only numbers that were actually sold can come up, so the pot always goes to a player.
The result appears in the room the moment it is drawn and stays on screen for a little while before the next round opens. It is on your tickets page too, with the number you held beside the number that drew.
What We Take
10% of the pot. The winning ticket gets the other 90%. There is nothing on top of that: no fee to join a room, and nothing charged for a room that never fills.
Money In and Out
Deposits and withdrawals are in USDT, and a person checks each one, so they are not instant. A deposit shows up in your balance once we can see it arrive. A withdrawal comes out of your balance as soon as you ask for it and is held while we check it. If we turn it down, you get all of it back.
Withdrawal fees depend on which network you use. We show you the fee and the exact amount you will receive before you confirm anything.
Withdrawing Needs an ID
Before we send money out we check who you are: a photo of an identity document and a photo of you holding it, looked at by a person. It is once per account and it is not asked for to deposit or to play, which does mean you can fund an account before doing it. Doing it early is the sane order, and it is at verify your identity. Why we insist is on the account-checks page, and what happens to the photos is on the privacy page.
Something Wrong?
Write to us. Replies show up on that same page, and you get a notification when one arrives.