It's a nice idea, but I'm not really sure why a crypto player would do it. You're selling 900,000 EUR worth of tickets for a chance to win 650,000 EUR prize. While by itself, I'd say despite the huge house edge -- it's probably not terrible -- as you're just buying a bit of fun. However, the part that makes it really unappealing to me is there doesn't appear to be any effort to have a provably fair drawing. Which to me, seems like kind of an easy process: you publish a list of all the tickets, and then take a future bitcoin block hash % ticketNumber to determine the winner.
Oh come on mate, don't be so pretentious. We can win a lambo for just 2eur so why not? just imagine it! We wouldn't get bankrupt for just a small of eurs, don't we?
What do you really expect when you said this? 2 euro per tickets so there is no possible to have 1 tickets that can win those lambo, you need more than one ticket to win and when you spend more that means you already using more than one ticket so I do think the chance is really small to win this
And like I said before, there is no solid proof that he has that car, he should at least proof something here