Honestly, I'm willing to take a risk just one time to check my luck. If I don't get it, it's okay because that's really part of life and at least you try because if you get it, it's really a jackpot. It is guaranteed that your life will change in as little as 50$. Don't be afraid to try if you have too much because maybe later it will be allocated to you, if you don't have too much and you need that money then don't try.
Maybe different people will have different ways of thinking because $50 for some countries is big and taking bets that are not guaranteed to win will be much riskier. But if we talk about people who like to bet then taking the opportunity is not bad because they have spent much more in betting before getting the desired jackpot. It's about how involved someone is in betting and maybe everyone's assumptions will definitely be different.
If you have more money, taking this opportunity is not a problem because we can see the extent of your luck in the bet. But back to each other because so far I have never had luck in big bets such as jackpots and maybe the reason is because I don't take many challenges in betting and play only from small funds.
I don't think it's a big deal to stake $50 on a game with potential winning of $42 million provided a gambler gave the money to do so but what I'll not do is to advise anyone to do because I won't even fo that myself in my current financial status. $42 million isn't a small money and for a gambling company to put up such mouthwatering amount for their customers to win , I think it'll be almost impossible to win it at just one try.
No betting company will want such amount of money to leave their account easily and that's why they'll not want their customers to win it until they've fully recovered their money. So to me it's a way of attracting people to stake their money when they know it won't be an easy win