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It was never really worth it, but now it is even less so since they had the nerve to increase tickets to £2 and increase the number of balls to 59
12:52 Thu 22nd Nov 2018
Note first time poster so may be spam (the same user name is also used on a Vegas gambling site).
Of course it is not worth playing the lotto, except for the one person who wins the top amount.
The odds are heavily weighed against you, but then the dream of winning that top amount spurs people to buy tickets.
As has been said many times, it is a poor people's "tax".
Of course it is not worth playing the lotto, except for the one person who wins the top amount.
The odds are heavily weighed against you, but then the dream of winning that top amount spurs people to buy tickets.
As has been said many times, it is a poor people's "tax".
There is a flaw in your reply OG.
There is no week when you are going to win.
The best way to ensure you are financially better off and enjoy it is to play Russian roulette Lotto.
Write down your numbers but don't buy a ticket. After the draw check the numbers and almost always you will celebrate being £2 better off.
There is no week when you are going to win.
The best way to ensure you are financially better off and enjoy it is to play Russian roulette Lotto.
Write down your numbers but don't buy a ticket. After the draw check the numbers and almost always you will celebrate being £2 better off.
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No, if in the sense of getting a decent return on the "investment": the odds are staked against you massively.
Which is why somebody in the last century described a lottery as a "tax on the stupid".
But if you won't, and only if you won't, miss two quid a week, then buy a ticket. In the extremely unlikely event that you get lucky you get very lucky indeed.
Which is why somebody in the last century described a lottery as a "tax on the stupid".
But if you won't, and only if you won't, miss two quid a week, then buy a ticket. In the extremely unlikely event that you get lucky you get very lucky indeed.