Quote from: Josefjix on June 10, 2023, 01:58:03 AM

Quote from: Mr. Magkaisa on June 08, 2023, 01:09:25 PM

- It's been a long time since I bet on the lottery. And that was the first time I bet on the lottery and I chose 6 digits and the next day when I checked the newspaper to see what number came out, out of the six I chose, I won five, of course I was very happy.

I took my winnings at an outlet here, I thought I was a lucky person so I bet again because I thought I might get the jackpot, but I was disappointed. after events like that it was no longer followed.

I relinquished from triggering games on lotteries a long time ago since I discovered it to be a waste of time and effort, winning lotteries for the first time is referred to as "beginner's luck," and it is essentially what prompted you to achieve the required points. They don't have as many players as sports gambling, which rules the world of sports and realistic dealings. Lotteries have much lower odds of winning than gambling since gambling is based on data, whereas lotteries are dependent on guesses and developing hope in the mind to win.

The chances of winning a lottery is always 1-2 % but the outcome is always huge. It's fixed imho

For game lotteries of whatever, I only had luck once, and it was playing the terminal of a number, obviously it was from 1 to 100, I had that luck where I won "hallacas", when I was helping a friend, At that time, I won with number 72. When I was in Venezuela, people held many raffles to help pay for some medical appointments, or for serious illnesses What people do is put in raffles and offer things like that, at that time. At the moment the Hallaca is a delicious traditional food in Venezuela that is eaten in December, that has meat, chicken, pork and some well-chopped vegetables that you can't even see, all of that en masse, in Colombia they call them tamales.