Nebraska is one of 23 states where Pull Tab Finder maps charitable pull-tab gaming. Pull tabs here turn up in neighborhood bars, veterans' posts, and fraternal clubs, the proceeds fund the charity or organization that runs them. Nebraska venues include electronic pull tabs (e-tabs) alongside the classic paper tickets.
Local name: Pickle cards. Nebraska's official term; you have to be 18 to play or sell them. See what they're called in other states.
Where pull tabs cluster in Nebraska
These Nebraska cities have the most pull-tab venues in our database:
- Omaha47 spots
- Lincoln33 spots
- Columbus15 spots
- Grand Island12 spots
- Kearney6 spots
- Mccook6 spots
- Fremont5 spots
- Hastings5 spots
- Papillion5 spots
- Bellevue4 spots
- Burwell4 spots
- North Platte4 spots
Nebraska pull-tab city guides
Every Nebraska city where we can name the spots — who has tabs, where, and how we know:
- Omaha
- Lincoln
- Columbus
- Grand Island
- Kearney
- McCook
- Fremont
- Hastings
- Papillion
- Bellevue
- Burwell
- North Platte
- Sidney
- Valentine
- Gering
- Gibbon
- Minden
- Norfolk
- Ogallala
- Ralston
- South Sioux City
How to find pull tabs near you in Nebraska
The fastest way is the free Pull Tab Finder app: it maps every venue above on your phone, sorts them by distance, and players on the ground keep it current. No account, no sign-up.
Is it legal?Pull-tab laws in Nebraska