goes to education proceeds, broken down as follows: Before any proceeds are paid, 5% of the proceeds goes to the Education Lottery Reserve Fund to be used when lottery proceeds fall short. This fund may not exceed $100 million. Fifty percent of the remainder goes towards the reduction of class sizes. Forty percent of the remainder is used for school construction. Sixty-five percent of the above is distributed based on school enrollment. The remaining 35% is distributed to counties with effective property tax rates above North Carolina's average based on school enrollment. Ten percent of the remainder is distributed for college scholarships, to be used with the federal Pell Grant. Originally, North Carolina's scratch tickets had an overall payout of 52%, the lowest among scratch tickets then available through US lotteries. While its $1 instant tickets continue to pay out at roughly this level, its newer $2-and-up games now have higher-percentage payouts. The Lottery has continued to generate controversy among North Carolina constituents upset with teacher layoffs who believed the Lottery should have made up the difference. Television Live Lottery drawings are broadcast on these TV stations: WRAL-TV in Raleigh WITN-TV in eastern North Carolina WAXN-TV in Charlotte WILM-LD in Wilmington WLOS in Asheville (2011-) WGHP in Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point There are no designated stations for the Florence/Myrtle Beach or Hampton Roads markets, both covering portions of North Carolina. WYCW in Asheville showed the lottery results from 2006-2011. The drawings were moved to WLOS on March 28, 2011. Current draw games In-house draw games Carolina Pick 3 This game began on October 6, 2006 as a game that was only drawn nightly prior to march 30, 2008. Carolina Pick 3 is drawn twice daily (prior to February 27, 2011, it was drawn only once Sundays). Carolina Pick 3 draws three balls, each numbered 0 through 9. Players can wager in 50 cent increments that the number drawn is in exact order, or in any order. Another option is "50/50", which is a $1.00 bet consisting of an "Exact" wager and an "Any" wager. The other options are "Combo", which is a $1.50, $3 or a $6 wager (depending on the number of straight combinations), and pair play which allows players to pick 1 number in either the first two or the last two colouns (the two numbers selected in their specific location must match the two numbers drawn exactly to win