Do you think the lottery is a fair game?

[Mike_25]

Not really, no. The lottery is designed so that the house will always win in the long run. The odds of winning a big jackpot are typically terrible. But that's what keeps people buying tickets, hoping they'll be the next big winner.

I've wasted alot on lottery tickets over the years, mostly buying scratch-offs on impulse. A few small wins along the way but never enough to cover what I spent. The lottery preys on people's desire to dream big and win it all. That's why they glorify the winners in TV ads and print, to give players false hope. Don't get me wrong, I'll keep checking the lotto results just in case, but I know in my heart it's a loser's game. The house math is always stacked against the player. Go ahead, take your chances - but don't say I didn't warn ya!

 

[James108]

On one hand, the lottery is open to anyone who wants to buy a ticket, and anyone has the same chance of winning. On the other hand, the lottery is designed to be a money-making venture for the government or organization running it, and the odds of winning are incredibly low

 

[Qwert135]

Thank you for the warning out there | it is indeed good for the people having experience sharing their honest opinion and helping others out actually indeed to be honest there are many people who are indeed trying to get from these shitty things and its good that they are trying indeed actually .