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What are Pull Tabs?

Pull Tabs use a bingo-style system to determine the outcome of each race. The race animation shows numbered balls dropping, which control how the horses move along the track.

How Pull Tabs Work

The animation you'll see shows balls dropping, similar to numbers being called in bingo. These numbers determine how the horses move during the race.

  1. Choose a Pull Tab game you’d like to play.

  2. Get as many pull tabs as you want.

Each tab you open will show one of the following:

  • A Hold Ball or A Horse Number.

  • A non-winning message (such as “Better luck next time”).

What Are Hold Balls?

Hold balls are the numbers drawn during the race.

  • Each ball contains a number that corresponds to a specific horse.

  • When a ball drops, the horse with that matching number moves forward.

  • Multiple matching numbers can cause a horse to move several times.

Think of hold balls as the numbers being called in a bingo game.

If your Hold Ball is the last number called and made a Horse win, you're the Hold Ball winner! 🥳

How the Winning Horse Is Determined

The winning horse is determined by the sequence of hold balls drawn.

  • Each time a horse’s number appears, it advances.

  • The horse that reaches the finish line first wins the race.

  • The animation simply displays how the race plays out based on those numbers.

Understanding Pull Tab Counts (Examples)

You may notice numbers displayed on pull tabs such as 0/15, 0/90, 0/70, 0/100, etc. These numbers show how many tabs are available in that set.

  • 0/15
    This means there are 15 total pull tabs available in that set. Each tab typically corresponds to specific horse numbers, meaning you're guaranteed a chance to win.

  • 0/90
    This means there are 90 total pull tabs in the set. These are often associated with guaranteed horse numbers or hold balls, meaning you're guaranteed a chance to win either the Horse or Hold Ball prize.

  • 0/200, 0/100, etc.

    This means there are X-number of pull tabs in the set. Each tab can either give you a horse number or hold balls, giving you a chance to win, or it may show 'Better Luck Next Time,' which means you're not in that race.

As tabs are taken, the first number will increase (for example 1/15, 2/15, etc.) until all tabs in that set are gone.


Example below:

If you have any questions about Pull Tabs, our Support Team is always happy to help!

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