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I spend $30 a week on lottery drawings.
I do win very small amounts here and there but still its a negative cash flow.
Scratch off tickets randomly maybe another $10 to $20 week.
Casinos about $300 to $400 every 2 months if I lose,which is most of the time.
I dont think i'm an addict and I can afford it.

I play the Mega when it gets big.. that's about it. If you have the $$ to
play once in a while, why not? It's just a little gamble, like playing
cheap sets.
Where the problem starts is with people who are gambling their food
and rent money, buying scratchers, trying to double up a little.

 

[erhino41]

Agreed. ..
Also, people don't lose their life savings and become addicts with the lottery like what can occur with the other very negative sides of gambling. Just saying that it really isn't an apples to apples comparison that applies well here.

You don't pay attention much do you? Many spend far more than they can afford on the numbers, keno and scratch tickets. I'll agree other forms of gambling can get the job done faster, but this system is quite effective at bleeding addicts of all they have.