No. Gambling activity refers to the actual time gambling takes place. In the case of an exempt raffle, the gambling activity is when the actual winning tickets are drawn. An exempt organization may sell tickets in advance of the raffle date as long as the tickets are in compliance with statute and rule.
In my opinion this tobacco producing region, along with Cuban and Nicaraguan tobaccos, are the best in the world for chewing and cigar making. As for moist snuff, now I use only snus, from Scandinavian countries.
There is chewing tobacco, and there is a broader array of smokeless tobacco. I assume you're referring to all smokeless tobacco. While I don't know all the history, I do know what types there are and how they're used. Moist Snuff. Moist snuff is a type of ground tobacco commonly referred to as dip, or chew, even though it is not chewed on. There are a variety of cuts and flavors. Fine cut, long cut, and fat cut are typically the most popular in America.