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Why do poor people seem to win the lottery more often than the well off?

It's definitely not fate that rewards hotel receptionists or factory workers with huge jackpot payouts. The odds are in their favour as more poorer folk do the lottery than well off for a start. Basically it is a belief by the poorer amongst us that they can win that gives them the advantage in the first place.

Expectation warms our hearts, loosens our purse strings and unleashes our wildest fantasies. What couldn't we all do with part of a million pound win, we ask ourselves as we queue up in Asda at the Lotto counter clutching a hard-earned pound coin!

The belief that one more ticket improve our odds? Or is there a better set of new numbers to play? Will a luck dip do the trick? Why do hotel receptionists or factory workers always seem to win?

We would say improve your odds substantially by playing in a full syndicate like the VWD one we play in. On the National Lotto tickets there are 49 players in each syndicate giving the greatest coverage and in the Euromillions syndicate there are 36 players in each syndicate. Plus if you become an affiliate, it's like having your own virtual lottery terminal. VWD national e lottery and euromillions e lottery have proved themselves to us. Why not give them a try yourself. You never know, as an affiliate you could be playing effectively for FREE!

Studies have shown that the biggest number of lottery players players who contribute over 80% of lottery revenue disproportionately come from low-income, men and women who have not entered into further education during their lives.

These people generally believe they've got to play a lot to win! Which is I'm sorry to say proven to be a falsehood. While it's true that meg-millions winners regularly played games of chance but spending lots of money doesn't always do much to improve your chances. For instance, the odds of winning the UK National Lotto are 1 in about 14 million say, therefore buying two tickets bumps your odds to only to 2 in about 14 million! Not much of an improvement there then, is there?

Of course, you have to be in it to win it. The average player in the UK spends £75 a year on lottery tickets, according to a recent national survey on gambling. Some other countries have fiscal averages several times higher than that.

Many poorer people believe a lottery ticket is their best shot at obtaining riches. Sadly, this isn't the answer they are hoping for. You would probably be better off buying a £100 UK National Savings 'Premium Bond' every month from the age of 21, You would amass over £45,000 in cash before you were 60 and stand a better chance statistically of winning a million pounds every month in the process!

If you still want to play the lottery then play smarter:

Besides playing in a syndicate like the VWD ones - There are two golden rules here, according to those who have studied lottery players: Play only if you can afford it, and play only for fun.

If you are honestly playing because you think you're going to get win lots of money: Forget it! Don't play!

If you can safely afford to drop a pound or two on the lottery, how should you do it?

World wide experts emphasize that you can not noticeably improve your odds at winning any lottery on your own. Anyone who promises that is basically a cheat.

Still, there are some helpful tips to consider before you buy your next lottery ticket:

Know the odds. Many people are surprised to learn that the odds in the big lotteries don't change when the number of ticket-buyers surges. Your odds of winning huge in anything over a 6 ball lottery are not worth thinking about! These are just money makers for he lottery companies.

A bigger jackpot means more people playing and a higher probability of having to share the prize.

Be random with your numbers. You don't want to play numbers that are frequently played by other people says Don Catlin, a retired American mathematics professor and author of "The Lottery Book: The Truth Behind the Numbers" Choosing birthdates also limits your options because days and months only go up to 31 and 12, respectively which increases your odds greatly of having the same numbers as many other players.The solution: Let the "Luck Dip" computer randomly generate your numbers.

Go ahead and scratch that lottery itch. In just about every case, pundits say that scratch cards are a better bet than the actual lottery. Why? The lottery usually returns about half of the money to the players. By contrast, scratch cards return close to 60% or more.

Beware of old scratch card games. People often don't realize that scratch card games aren't taken off the shelf when someone wins the major prize; the remaining tickets are left out until they're all sold! So you might be buying a ticket to a game in which there's no chance of the major pay out. Avoid any scratch card games that have been lingering on Asda's lottery terminal for ages. If you're planning on buying a scratch card, particularly the seasonal ones, don't buy an Easter one on the following Christmas! There's a really good chance that all the major prizes have gone.

Tips:

Photocopy your lottery ticket. Yes keep the original in a safe place, in a different place to the copy. Always write your name on the ticket somewhere, with the words "ticket owner" clearly next to your name. People have been awarded prizes by being able to prove that they indeed owned a destroyed ticket.

If you buy tickets with a group of people as a syndicate, photocopy the tickets and give everyone in the syndicate a copy.

Legalize your syndicate! You can download a syndicate agreement from the Lotto website - so why not!

Always check the numbers. It is estimated that over 10% of lottery prizes go unclaimed. It costs nothing to run them through the lottery terminal.

Beware of giving scratch cards to kids Christmas. Minors aren't supposed to buy lottery tickets or even play the lottery. The worst-case scenario: A major win ticket could be rendered invalid if the minor shows up to claim the prize.

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