I have very smart people at work buying lottery tickets. Some only buy once a week and spend about 10 dollars. To them, it is acceptable risk and also a form of entertainment that could potentially yield a lot (household income of ~250k). Some buy it every day and spend at least 50 dollars per day (individually income of at least ~100k, unknown total household income). I never buy lottery ticket because I wouldn't know how to pay it anyway and probably end up ruining a winning jackpot ticket by overs-cratching or simply playing it wrong. Not knowing how to play the lotto is something I am actually proud of.
How many of you play and why? I also read some where the those from upper-middle-class family is much less likely to play than those from lower income. Additionally, minorities, especially those from lower income, tend to play more.
How many of you play and why? I also read some where the those from upper-middle-class family is much less likely to play than those from lower income. Additionally, minorities, especially those from lower income, tend to play more.
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