Workplace pools

How to run an office lottery pool

Replace the hallway spreadsheet with invites, payment tracking, and automatic Powerball and Mega Millions checks.

Free forever · No credit card

Office lottery pools fall apart when tickets live in someone’s desk drawer and payments live in five different apps. Lottery Camp is built for that exact mess: a shared pool, roles for managers, and a log of tickets and contributions everyone can see.

  1. 1

    Pick an owner and create the office pool

    One coworker creates the pool on Lottery Camp (free). Give it a clear name like “Floor 4 Powerball” so people know what they are joining.

    Create a free account →

  2. 2

    Invite with a link, not a group text

    Share the invite URL in Slack, Teams, or email. New people join with an account instead of being added to a fragile spreadsheet.

  3. 3

    Set contribution rules per drawing

    Managers can require a contribution amount, track who paid, and keep a history. That avoids the classic “I thought I paid last week” argument.

  4. 4

    Record tickets and let results check themselves

    Upload ticket photos or type the numbers. Lottery Camp checks Powerball and Mega Millions results automatically so nobody has to compare slips at the coffee machine.

Set up the office pool in one sitting

Create it now, drop the invite in Slack or email, and stop chasing who paid.

Why offices switch off spreadsheets

  • Invite links instead of forwarding an Excel file
  • Clear paid / unpaid status per drawing
  • Ticket photos stored with EXIF stripped
  • Guides for Powerball and Mega Millions

Start the office pool

Free for your whole team. No spreadsheet, no credit card.

Takes about 30 seconds · Invite with one link