Sherr 200 Sheets Printable Raffle Tickets with Numbers Tear Away Stubs 8.5 x 11 Inch 40 lb Perforated Cardstock for Events, 1600 Tickets, White, 2.125 x 5.5 Inch

I needed a quick resolution to provide stub raffle tickets for our church festival. To have something like this printed as a rush order would have been very expensive. I found these on amazon and gave them a try. Bottom line is that they are great! Yes, the paper weight could be a bit heavier, but it's still strong and durable. Almost like a lighter index card stock. Perforations are durable and easy to separate. I love the fact that I can print anything I want on them and be flexible. I could not find a template to do the wording, but there probably is one out there, I just work a lot quicker and easier in Photoshop. Depending on what you are putting on the tickets be sure to print a few tests as mine were a bit tight and I needed to shift some text just a bit to ensure they printed ON the ticket, and not spill off into the next one. Lastly a huge heads up here - MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE PAPER IN THE PRINTER WITH THE CORRECT ORIENTATION! The sheets are not symmetrical, so you can ultimately end up printing the tickets improperly like I did on the first sheet! LOL I may use these as my GO-TO raffle tickets for all our Knights of Columbus events now! Print as many as you need and no waste! If you need more on demand, just hit print! Hope this helps!

The product was described as 8 1/2 x 11 and wound up being 9 x 12 which I waisted about ten sheets just trying to adjust to even get them to print decently. The top and bottom halves were different lengths. I had to use my 9x12 envelope setting to print. Also, the width of the bottom two tickets was larger. So, I have three tickets of different sizes!Not happy at all!!!!!!

No instructions or link to a template, purchase 10 ticket-page for better results, Paper weight very light, Perforations very delicate

These are a nightmare! I'm sure I missed it somewhere, that the paper isn't 8 1/2 x 11". It's 8 3/4 x 11 3/4". Yes, a totally odd size, and the width doesn't fit in my printer. But that's not the last of it! Let's say, for the sake of argument, you could print that size. Well, the two center tickets are the same width, but the outside pair will be wider, so unfair to purchasers. Same with the length. The top set of four will have too much length on the stub that gets drawn (unfair), and the bottom set will be too long, so the margin is ridiculously long below the ticket number.The only real solution is to cut them down to size, so I've had to take all the ticket pages and throw 'em on the cutting board. This is crazy!!!They're also, and again, I may have missed this in the description, but they're copy paper weight. Cheesy and thin.

Just like the Avery raffle tickets but mad cheap! They line up correctly and the whole 9! Buy them!

There is no free template. You can use Avery template 16431.

Used these for a comedy fundraiser. It was so easy to print our own tickets. Will definitely be using them going forward.

I wish I had read the reviews before purchasing. The paper is 9 X 11 and NOT 8.5 X 11 as advertised. RETURNING!