Why You Should Never Play The Lottery
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Why You Should Never Play The Lottery 2020
If you play the lottery, you probably ask the same question most lottery players ask: Is this the day — or the week — that I’m going to win the lottery? Not all that long ago, it was Charles W. Who won $344.6 million in Powerball.
Why Not To Play The Lottery
- The chances of winning a big lottery prize are 1 in 302 million if you play Mega Millions, 1 in 292 million for Powerball. You have better odds of getting struck by lightning in a given year. Yet American adults spent an average of nearly $313 each on state-run lotto contests in 2016, according to U.S. That's more than the typical.
- The Mega Millions jackpot is now worth $530 million, making it the seventh-largest in the game's history. Here's what five experts, including Kevin O'Leary, Suze Orman and Mark Cuban, say to do if.
- Easy come, easy go. Life after winning the lottery may not stay glamorous forever. Whether they win $500 million or $1 million, about 70 percent of lotto winners lose or spend all that money in.
- Money for Nothing The lure of the lottery is powerful. Just pony up a few bucks for a ticket while you're buying that coffee at the corner store and a few days later, all your dreams could come.