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   tracey from cheltenham says:

   Mar 17, 14:05

   Why do all the rich people maninly win the lottery. Its a shame nature couldn't even it out so the poor people who really need it. they spend over ten pound a week on it so there chances are far higher

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   chellsi from bolton says:

   Mar 10, 17:04

   i once won 46 pound on the hotpicks that was like mt third fourth time i was happy so i spent it on myself and bought me and my grandma some dinner

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   ann from Yorks says:

   Feb 16, 22:56

   Dont know why I bother I reckon Its a fiddle anyway, why do they pick the numbers in the afternoon , why not in the studio so people can see. also how can they display on tv the amount being payed out and not know how many winners?16/02

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   aw from n.ireland says:

   Feb 11, 15:41

   specail numbers like my wee familys bday, dates. they havent came up yet, but hopfully one day!!!

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   Glyn from Newcastle says:

   Feb 11, 07:09

   Just ask for a "lucky dip", a completely random selection. Any other system you use might be used by someone else, which won't affect your chances of winning, but could easily increase the number of people you have to share a jackpot with.
   Anyway, the whole lottery should be re-organised and run for the benefit of it's customers, the gamblers who buy the tickets. The franchise should be assigned to the company which will return the largest percentage of the overall takings to the punters. If politicians wish to buy votes by giving money to "Good Causes", then they should take it out of the ordinary Corporation Tax that the lottery company has to pay.
   A 90% return to the punters seems fair to me. 5p out of every pound goes to the real workers, the shopkeepers, which would leave an entire 5% of turnover available to pay for the accountancy and administration.
   Good Causes? Honest gamblers being given their rights, that's a good cause. For every 10 million pounds we spend on tickets, give us back 9 million in prize money. Is that unreasonable?

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