Womble Don
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I do it. Every Tuesday and Friday. Hardly win a thing, but there's always that glimmer of hope. I don't drink, or go out etc, so a fiver a week is fine I reckon.
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I do it. Every Tuesday and Friday. Hardly win a thing, but there's always that glimmer of hope. I don't drink, or go out etc, so a fiver a week is fine I reckon.
National Lottery - a voluntary tax on hope
The price of a ticket is the cost of dreaming the big dream.
Don't think I'll ever win but for £2.50 I can dream it might happen and what I would do.
If I didn't buy a ticket then I couldn't even have that dream, so it's worth the money imo.
Thing is they could reduce the jackpot by half and offer higher prizes lower down and the dream would still be there.
As soon as they increased the number of numbers.... I stopped playing. More chance of discovering a millionaire reletive has left her estate without a will and im the only reletive
If you buy two lines you are twice as likely to win, still massive odds mind.It is, I read somewhere that buying multiple lines doesn't increase your chances as the odds are still the same as each line is a separate game.
The reason they keep the lower prizes so low is because they need people to keep playing. If more people keep winning bigger sums then they stop playing.Thing is they could reduce the jackpot by half and offer higher prizes lower down and the dream would still be there.
As soon as they increased the number of numbers.... I stopped playing. More chance of discovering a millionaire reletive has left her estate without a will and im the only reletive
Never done the lottery for years. Total waste of time.
If you buy two lines you are twice as likely to win, still massive odds mind.
Are you sure? If I remember the bidding process, Richard Branson's was aimed more towards more and smaller prizes but that was relegated behind Camelot who pushed the idea that bigger jackpots that would attract more people.The reason they keep the lower prizes so low is because they need people to keep playing. If more people keep winning bigger sums then they stop playing.
Not if you pick the same numbers for both linesIf you buy two lines you are twice as likely to win, still massive odds mind.
Pretty futile would be my word, BUT you never know.
In 2013, I had 5 numbers on the national lottery, won £257 or thereabouts FFS. Having said that I have/would still put it on every so often but I’m pretty skint at the moment so haven’t bothered for a while.
I came across something about the odds for the EuroMillions, just googled again
139’838’160 to 1.
Please correct me if I’m wrong. Say you did the euro, two draws each week, would be those odds halved
69’919’080 -1
Divide that by 52 (years) = 1’344’598
Divide that by 2 the average amount of time to bag the jackpot = 627’299 YEARS (on average) unless I’m calculating wrong, of course you could win next week or you could wait 1’344’598 years
Would be class if someone off here won a decent amount.
There was a story where someone’s euromillions numbers came up but they couldn’t buy a ticket as they didn’t have the £2.50 to pay for the direct debit.
Imagine that. Not able to get £50m+ because they couldn’t afford the £2.50 ticket at the time. You’d be absolutely distraught.
If you can win 50-60 mill on the lotto why put the euros on, plus it's cheaper
Even if it's lower than that it's still worth winning.
I meant our lotteryPerfect reason to make sure you do lucky dips rather than the same numbers week in, week out.
Lass I work with had that happen to her mother in the national lottery, her mother asked her to check the numbers, they had them all, everyone in the room went nuts apart from mam....
Well you can't, that's why
I meant our lottery
WhyCan't win 50-60 million on the national lottery