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Definitely it should be a hobby, otherwise if you are too serious with lottery, you'll be bankrupt easily.
Just imagine the bettors chance of winning, not even close to 1% and you are spending a lot of money when you bet, that's a suicide to be frank.
This kind of lottery is usually for charity, the word itself says you are only donating money, means you'll likely to lose, 99%.
Yes, that is right. That is why when playing the lottery, we don't have to think about winning because the risk of loss will be bigger, and the money will easily go. The chance will not too big as the lottery game is base on luck itself. If the lottery is for charity, people will not think about the prizes because they know that the money will be distributed to people who needed it. I wish people will know that playing the lottery is for searching for pleasure and not making money.
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Whether you buy or not just like that woman, you're still betting casually. And whether you aim to win or not, that doesn't change the fact that you're also the same as that woman because you're hoping to win from the lottery. No need for any comparison to that woman if you're going to bet in the lottery.
You bet as much as you can and as much as you want as long as it's your money, you have the entire power using it for whatever you want.
Our chance to win will not be too bigger for that woman, and if we do that for a long time like that woman, we will not know when we can win. Or if we can have luck in the short term, we don't have to wait too long like that woman. Nah, I don't want to bet as much as I can because that means I risk too big money, and I can't enjoy playing the lottery. I think we can use buy the ticket and forget it, but we still keep the ticket because who knows, we can win in the next few days