national lottery/euromillions

[cubic999]

What's everyones theory on it...a lot of people out there believe it's fixed and that it seems to good to be true to win thatmuch money...

any thoughts out there?

[petal54]

too random for a fix I feel

[bednobs]

i don't think it's fixed - you see the winners on the TV who seem like ordinary people. i don't really understand what you mean by "too good to be true" tho

[BalloonsFlyHigh]

Nah, it's not fixed. I know someone who won it. Not the big'un, but certainly enough to change your life.

I don't do it, mainly because I always forget.

[rockyracoon]

Nah, I don't thnk it's fixed.

[cubic999]

You don't know "too good to be true" - if you were to win surely it would be a fix....(in some peoples view).

[sandyRoe]

It's a goose that's laying golden eggs all over the place. Why should anyone want to fix a license to print money that isn't broken?

[rockyracoon]

If I won it definitely would be a fix.......I don't do it!

[boxtops]

It can't be fixed, but the odds against winning are enormous, with so many people now taking part.

[commoner]

I had both special numbers and one other this week...six flamin' quid....what the eck good is that...it's not a prize. it's an insult..........:-(

[factor-fiction]

In what way could it be fixed? The only way I could see would be if the winning ticket is printed off after the winning numbers are pulled out.
But what would be the point in fixing it?

[paddywak]

The young couple who used to live across the road from us were part of a 10 person family syndicate that won £1.5 million they both had a share. As the lass said not enough to retire on at 20 but it certainly changed things for them.

[petal54]

anything is better than a poke in eye with twisted stick