So this applies to nonresidents too?
Actually a decade on this forum (and 2 1/2 on others) has taught me not to invest my time educating myself about systems when they don’t apply to me in that immediate year. The reason being these states are constantly scheming to “change the system” aka devalue NR points. Happens every year somewhere. So why waste time studying what will be obsolete soon? I’ve not needed to rely on Colorado in the past due to tags drawn elsewhere, or conflicting schedules.
If the tag takes 5 points+ to draw, and CPW calls you to offer you the returned tag since you were next in line during the primary draw, then you do lose your points, even if that occurs in August.
That is something different entirely. That is not the leftover or reissue system. And there have been 5+ point tags hit those two systems so…
If the tag makes it to leftover or reissue it does not affect your points.
Actually it is the reissue system. If a 5+ point returned tag is not accepted by the next few applicants that were in line for it, it is then placed onto the leftover/reissue list. That is how the system works.That is something different entirely. That is not the leftover or reissue system. And there have been 5+ point tags hit those two systems so…
This was your statement I was referencing. You are correct in that points are not used by purchasing off of the leftover/reissue list.
From an application standpoint that is still part of the primary draw. If you are putting into one of the alternative draws you cannot lose your points. The only way your points are spent is if you applied in the primary draw.
The preview list is empty. I see your point on the list not changing though. The first update I saw to the leftover list at 10:58 and 11:03 looked the same.
The leftover list was 10 pages this morning and 13 pages now. They certainly didn't sell them all immediately.
