is $5,000 or less, and turnover of the gambling is $25,000 or less. These may be run as either Class 1 Gambling or Class 2 Gambling . If the total value of prizes is more than $5,000 you will need to obtain a licence. See the rules around what gambling proceeds can be used for and the list of prohibited prizes . Lotteries Raffles and sweepstakes You do not require a licence if total value of prizes for a session is $5,000 or less, and turnover of the gambling is $25,000 or less. These may be run as either Class 1 Gambling or Class 2 Gambling . If the total value of prizes is more than $5,000 your group must be a society and it will need to obtain a licence. See the rules around what gambling proceeds can be used for and the list of prohibited prizes . Prize Competitions Tagged fishing competitions, sporting competitions where some or all of the entrants go into a draw, rugby tipping-type competitions, and calcuttas A prize competition is gambling which has an element of chance but also requires participants to exercise some knowledge or skill. You do not require a licence if total value of prizes is $5,000 or less, and turnover of the gambling is $25,000 or less. These may be run as either Class 1 Gambling or Class 2 Gambling . If the total value of all prizes is more than $5,000 you will need to obtain a licence. See