白鸽票（读音：白鸽标）是清朝时中国民间流行的一种博彩。

据清朝梁绍壬《两般秋雨庵随笔》记载：“粤有白鸽标之戏。标主以千字文二十句为母，每日于二十句中散出二十字，令人覆射。射中十字者，予以数百倍之利。其余以次而降，四字以下为负。其法以二文八毫为一标，由此而十而百而千，悉从人便。其名有一炷香、八搭二、九撞一、大扳罾、小扳罾、河汊、 百子图等目。”即赌档庄家每日会从中国启蒙读本《千字文》前20句（每句4字，合共80个字）当中选出20个字作谜底，让参赌者下注猜谜底。若参赌者顺利猜出全部20字，则可获得数百倍于赌注的奖金，而奖金根据猜对的程度而定，若只猜对4个字以下则赌注全部归庄家。

Pakapoo (simplified Chinese:白鸽票; traditional Chinese:白鴿票; sometimes spelt pak-ah-pu) is a Chinese lottery game popular in Oceania in the 19th Century, including on the Victorian Goldfields.

A pakapoo ticket is bought which contains rows of characters from the Thousand Character Classic (an ancient poem in which no two words are repeated). The master ticket is kept hidden and is marked by the organiser of the game. The player marks a number of characters on their ticket. The ticket closest to the master ticket wins.