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I'll buy the occasional scratch off, shoot, I just won $100...........

I buy a $5.00 lottery ticket once a week, you gotta be in it to win it.

£2.00 a week >I've had a few £10 wins, the largest was £64

....seldom 

.... I could bet on the Mississippi and it would stop running 

Nope, never was a big fan of the lottery. 

Someone has to win and it may as well be me.

One or two a year....never very exciting to me. I prefer going to a casino whenever I feel the urge to throw money away.      :)

Ducky

:)

Buy about 75.00 a month. Within a two week period about a year ago ,I won 1000.00 each on two scratch off tickets. One in Texas one in Missouri.

occasionally buy lotto, I am also in a syndicate, we did so well last year it almost bought us all a chrissy drink!!, I am however hoping this year brings a nice holiday on a lush houseboat up the Murry river,

I buy a couple of $2.00 scratch tickets every few weeks. So far I've won $20.00 to $140.00 every now and then.

Never the only thing i gamble on is chinese food...

My wife enters the RSL once a month,,she once won $500 on a scratch it about 20 years ago.she rarely buys them..>>>>>><<<<<<<..

my husband buys them every week, Megamillons,Powerball. Powerball is $2 ticket.

Perhaps every two months, I'll spring for a ticket. My wife on the other hand is the luckiest B**** I've ever seen. Wins constantly. She grins from ear to ear when I call her that. 

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