Right! I've just checked the lottery results and yet again have not won a carrot!! I've been doing the same 2 lines ever since it started in 1994 and must have won a tenner about 20 - 25 times and got 4 numbers once - a real life-changing sum of £22 !!??!?
Now , like anybody else Im too afraid to stop doing it or change my numbers just in case my numbers do indeed come up and I miss the opportunity to walk into work and p*** on my boss so I am indeed 'trapped' so to speak. Even when - horror of horror's I do win its a tenner but what can I do with that? Its wouldnt even pay for a night on the lash with the lads unless I bacame teatotal and did my drinking in the bogs thanks to the wash sinks!!?! The odd's of getting 3 numbers on any one line is about 33/1 so why do we only win a tenner? The same with the other amounts!!
I reckon you should get more money for 3 , 4 and 5 numbers and significantly less for 6 numbers. I mean even if you 'only' won £500,000 that's enough to change your life! It should be something like.....
3 Numbers £40
4 Numbers £150
5 Numbers £5000
6 Numbers £500,000 - or depending on sales/roll overs etc!
Lets start a revolution....

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yep robbo ur right.
thats why theres that new lottery.
www.playmonday.com
which gives more to charities and caps all jackpots at £100,000.
but ive not won a thing since it started either.
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3 Numbers £40
4 Numbers £150
5 Numbers £5000
6 Numbers £500,000 - or depending on sales/roll overs etc!
It works on probability. If, for instance, they had to pay out £40 on 3 million 3 number ticket winners one week, they'd go bust. ![]()
I've been doing the Irish lottery for years.
For a £1 stake,you win approx £ 450 for three numbers.
You're free to lay as big a stake as you like though,as it is an odds based system.
The last time I won 3 numbers on the Camelot lottery,I got a poxy £67...
I have won the £ 450 prize several times.
My friend has won over £1600 in the last year,the swine.
I keep doing the odd Camelot line,for the 'big one',but that's all they get from me now.
This item was edited on Thursday, 27th July 2006, 13:39
Generally, the lottery is a tax on those who are poor at maths

What I'm listening to...
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Generally, the lottery is a tax on those who are poor at maths Lol! That's what I've always thgought... Still, "it" has to be someone...
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Just think how much you would have "won" by not buying lottery tickets at allYeah - really rub salt into the wound! Add up the approx. number of tickets you've bought in the last 12 years, then minus the £272 (approx.) you won. And get some tissues ready...

This item was edited on Friday, 28th July 2006, 04:42