The Wimbledon Ballot is a system introduced in 1924 to provide a fair means of obtaining tickets for The Championships, Wimbledon. It is essentially a lottery in which seats are allocated randomly to successful applicants. The Ballot is always oversubscribed, and the chances of winning are slim, estimated to be about 1 in 10. Applicants can register their interest for the next Wimbledon Ballot, and entry typically opens in September for the following years Championships. It is important to note that entry into the Wimbledon Public Ballot does not guarantee tickets, but it provides a fair opportunity for tennis fans to attend the prestigious event.