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I'd like a mix, please... 20% of the tickets are sold in an auction or some ridiculous market like that. And 80% of the tickets are sold on a non-transferable

I'd like a mix, please... 20% of the tickets are sold in an auction or some ridiculous market like that. And 80% of the tickets are sold on a non-transferable basis, in a lottery. (Where maybe you can buy a +1 ticket, but the first one is non-transferable.) If a band wants a different mix of money vs luck, or the number of +1s you can bring, they can set it differently.

theragra 4y ago
Finally, i scrolled to exact my thoughts. Don't understand why people above discuss obvious things, and not this approach.
lukew3 4y ago
How do you make a non-transferable ticket?
- lukew3 4y ago
  Answering my own question here, but maybe release tickets the day of the concert. That way, scalpers will be taking a bigger risk since people want to be sure they can get tickets before the day of.
- VikingCoder 4y ago
  You show your driver's license or state issued ID, and your ticket is tied to that. I've done that before. It was a bit more inconvenient, honestly, but it got me tickets to something I was happy to see, and it cut out scalpers. I could also sell my tickets back to the venue, if I needed to cancel.