Refer to the sure tip section for the basic construction of tip boards. 
“Regular tip” tip boards look similar to “sure tips”.  Like the Sure Tip
on most of our “Regular Tip” tip boards the name of the game denotes
the number of tickets on the board.  The key difference between the two
is regular tip boards use a combination of numbers printed on the ticket
and the heading or flare card to determine the winner.  On the heading
of the tip board you will notice the word “TIP” with a number printed below
it.  In order to win you must match the “TIP” number and the number under
 the seal.  On each ticket there is two numbers printed.  If one number
 matches the “TIP” number then this is called a “Holder”.  When all of the
 holders are revealed then the seal is removed.  The person who has the
 ticket with the “TIP” number and the number under the seal has won. 

The number of “Holders” on a “TIP BOARD” is directly related to the total
 number of tickets on the board.  One of our more popular boards is a 120. 
This board has 120 tickets with 16 “TIP” numbers and 15 “Holders”.  When
the number of tickets increases also does the number of “Holders”.
 

Note: Sorry but pictures do not show the quality of our tip products due to the reflective properties of "card stock."