Topic: Are lotteries really a good way to engage with gamblers? - page 3. (Read 573 times)

Well, I used to take part in lotteries only to try out my luck, but unfortunately, I could never really win a prize though it seems fun to me to take part and then wait for the results to come out. Mostly, it looks better if there aren't a lot of participants even if the prize isn't too big because that decreases your chances of winning badly.

And of course, I do track the progress of such things if I'm personally participating only to see how it's doing. I also believe that such campaigns can be a growth element, do you know Freebitco.in? The main reason why they got so popular was because they introduced a lottery on their website.

I'm not really a fan of online lotteries as I prefer other games that can give me chances to somehow win. But I am sometimes betting on physical lotteries especially if the jackpot is quite huge already.

Cheap ticket price so anyone can participate and give a consolation prizes (as others suggested already) so gamblers will not lose interest that easily and will try to bet again next time.

actually not or may i say Never (though there are some raffles that i come across and joined but not lotteries)

but yeah I am willing to engage once I found a decent and generous as legit site to put my number combinations.

will be willing as you got my Interest in lottery .

Not for now , but willing to edit this once I started playing .

I always thought that lotteries are thing of past so I tend to not be part of it for years. I generally looked without playing as how it is working etc. I think it's always good to return some amount of money you made through gambling operations. So physical holidays sound absolutely satisfying. I think its possible to make these more interesting. I think people who played with high odds should be awarded to promote sports betting. Also handing rare collectibles can be good through card game gambling.

It depends on what kind of lotteries, if they are free to join then i'll most likely participate whenever I see them. If it's the regular lottery where you gain tickets by wagering a specific amount then i'll give it a try but I wouldn't participate regularly though.

I'd always track the progress, even though i'm unlikely to win one of the prizes it's still good to know how the results went down in the end.

If there's one change that i'd suggest with lotteries in order to make them more exciting then i'd put a limit on the tickets they can gather so that every participant has the same opportunity to win. For me, it becomes less exciting when the lottery is just filled with tickets from the high rollers.

1. I dont like on engaging on lotteries considering that winning odds or chances are almost close to impossible, this is why it is something that not really that popular here on crypto space.
2.. I dont care at all, they are type of games or site who doesnt last up that much because interest and recognition is really that less.
3. There's no such way because there are lots of people who do tried out to make lotteries exciting but still ending up on failure and they didnt
really get that much users on which even nowadays we cant find one.

I have tried playing lotteries through online casinos a couple of times but when I wasn't convinced and satisfied with the results, I stopped playing it. I also realized that I was only betting each day without making any profit which I think is just a waste of time and money.
No, I don't track the progress but I'm always curious about the jackpot winner to see if they're honest and transparent. I think providing at least a consolation prize for some players would add more excitement to the game.

in my case I don't participate in lotteries, especially if we are talking about online lotteries, I'm the type of person who doesn't like lotteries because they depend on luck, so I would buy a lottery ticket, or maybe I would buy a lot of lottery tickets but because lottery is a game that involves luck and there are many people who bought a ticket, so the chances of me winning are very few that it is not worth spending money on buying lottery tickets, but something that I also cannot see are lottery winners online, in the real world the lottery winners are shown on tv, of course they censor the person's face, but in the case of online lotteries I don't see the winner



in the past I tried to follow it, but in the end I didn't see the winner of the lottery so I stopped following the results of the lotteries online, because each site can offer lotteries so it's very difficult to follow it on many sites, but I would really like to know if they offer it car, in case someone wins the car, why doesn't the casino show who won? in case someone wins the online lottery, why doesn't the casino show who won? I even started to think that the casino didn't show the winner because it was all a lie, there was no winner, it's all part of an act, I started to think like that and stopped believing in online lotteries

- As far as I can tell I do but not in online casinos rather some raffle draws for a cause on some forums and groups across social media.
- No, I don't.
- I'd say put it as lottery for a cause too especially the taxes you get from every draw, that would really mean to the charity and I think to the gamblers as well.

I am not used to keeping tabs on lotteries although I believe that they are a great way to keep the casino busy and it is generally fun for gamblers to engage in. No, I don't keep track of it because I don't usually engage in it. Sometimes it looks like a waste of my time but then again it suits some people and their preferences.

I am more inclined to play the lottery in our local casino physically. I have never tried online lotteries because I find them too risky. Instead of playing lotteries online, I'd rather play other games where I could apply skills and strategy.
Lottery has a huge risk but it's hard to track winners and game progress online than in physical casinos.
The chances only rely on a person's luck so it would be too hard to win the jackpot prize.

I'm not the type that will try to fulfill a requirement like wagering a specific amount just to qualify when it is not within my allocation it's gambling within your means, I never won on any online lotteries and I know I have very little chance of winning because of the huge number of participants, but you can still proceed or continue to do lotteries to try to increase players' activity and for them to wage more its a strategy casinos' are employing to increase their profit.
There will be people who want to win in lotteries and it depends on what your offering as a prize.

Personally not into lotteries.  I dabble in them occasionally but for free things from casinos I find it more a pain than anything.  Have to go to some desk to sign up only to never win anything.  Overall lotteries are an easy way for casinos or any group to reach a large amount of people.  So I guess overall it's good for them but as a consumer I'm disinterested in lotteries.

I want to guarantee win and risk.

If people are chasing a win, then they're not gonna to play "Lottery". It's only to tested a pure luck, until you discovery to cheat the lottery by buying a lot entry and the outcome result we already predicted more than we're spend.

So, people are not really into lottery due they know are only for luck test.

The way you write is very alarming to be honest and I'm not sure I'd trust you with any highly sensitive identity documents. That you so flippantly refer to certain things, like "we ask players to fulfill certain requirements and collect their IDs in order to pick winners for rewards". Sure, you do KYC, but that's either a legal requirement where your company is based and should be kept entirely separate to your reward picking process. There are already well established lotteries that I would pick long before a random newcomer in the market. There is a huge leap between offering a luxury vacation and offering a top end Lamborghini vehicle. Do you even have real evidence that you own the latter prize or are you just trying to get people to pay for it all along while contributing little value to the process?

I am not very only lotteries, because my family has always had bad or unfulfilling experiences with them, they were the kind of "all or nothing" lotteries.
When comes to casinos, I do not mind if the casino offers free tickers according to the wager of the user, that is typical of the Stake method and also (if I recall correctly) on Freebitcoin, otherwise I would not be interested in paying for tickets to participate and track the progress and results.

If there is any changes I would put on the table: It would be nice to increase the odds for players into lotteries even for small prices, so people would not feel they are losing completely their time tracking the results and participating. It does not need to be a huge quantity of money, some small bonuses would further encourage people to continue participating.

Lotteries are fun but I don't really engage more with this type of game, it's not my preference.

Yes, with curiosity about how it went and what's the result, it's really interesting to know and track the progress if it's possible.

I guess that free tickets are going to get a lot of customers on board with this. You know that whenever there are free and promos, there will be a lot of people going there quickly.

I stopped any interest in these lotteries when I saw on a site some users who had bought/received more tickets than the final prize.
example, they had spent 2000 USD when the prize was ... 1000 USD!
maybe it was an user making some mistakes? I don't have the answer but always the main rule not change...dont trust, verify!

Based on the gambling activity gamblers were allotted with tickets. These tickets were shuffled and the winners were chosen. Single whale gambler used to have hundreds and thousands of tickets as most of the platforms issue tickets for every $1000 wagered.

I prefer to join on lotteries that are conducted with limited participants. Some have been conducted on our forum with limited slots of 30 members. Each were allocated with the number between 1 and 30. Gamblers are allowed to pick number based on first come first served basis. I'm interested in such kind of lotteries than the regular ones.

the lotteries that I have seen on gambling sites are really difficult to win because they involve a very large number of tickets / participants ... very complex or very expensive activities to participate in ...
even if I receive free tickets from my gambling activity, I never have an interest in verifying ...
the real odds of winning are so low
I have not idea about changes that can be implemented, mostly because I have not so much interest in this kind of gambling.