How it works
Pick a number 1-40 with one tap. Each of the forty numbers has the same 1 in 40 chance. Set how many to draw several at once, and tick No repeats so no number comes up twice.
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Numbered tickets, days and turns
Number forty tickets, seats or players and press once for a winner or a first turn. On a forty-day challenge, a pick chooses which day to redo or which task to do today.
Forty cards and even groups
A stripped Spanish deck has 40 cards, so a pick from 1 to 40 names one card. Forty also splits evenly into groups of 2, 4, 5, 8, 10 or 20: draw all 40 with no repeats and deal them out in order.
Tips
- Draw 40 with No repeats ticked to shuffle the whole range: every number comes up exactly once.
Questions and answers
Can I pick more than one number from 1 to 40?
Yes. Set how many you want, up to 40, and tick No repeats to get different numbers each time.
Is every number between 1 and 40 equally likely?
Yes. Each press gives all forty numbers a 1 in 40 chance, whatever came before, so the same number twice in a row is just luck.
Is this fair enough for a raffle?
It is fine for games, class draws and friendly raffles. For prize draws with money at stake, use a draw that others can watch and check.