The Ticket
Lottery

Myth desk

35 events people think have a ticket lottery. They don't.

35 of the events we track run no public ticket ballot or lottery at all, whatever old guides and resale ads claim. Each event below links to its full record and the official route that does exist, verified against official sources.

The classic example: the NFL discontinued its general-public Super Bowl drawing back in 2018. Knowing a ballot does not exist protects you from the fake shortcut someone will try to sell you instead.

Last verified 23 Jul 2026

12 events

American Football

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3 events

Golf

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2 events

Tennis

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2 events

Football

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2 events

Rugby

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2 events

Olympics

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2 events

Basketball

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2 events

Motorsport

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2 events

Multi-sport Games

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1 event

Cricket

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1 event

Athletics

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1 event

Running

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1 event

Cycling

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1 event

Baseball

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1 event

Horse Racing

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The real ones

Plenty of events do run a ballot

Wimbledon, the Masters, The Open and dozens more hand out face-value tickets through official ballots that are usually free to enter. See what is open right now, or learn how the real ones work.