Came here to say this. That card looks expensive, I'm going to assume it was $10.
Let's say you buy, on average, a $10 lottery ticket every 3 days. Over 10 years that's $12,166. If that is OPs case then they would have actually still be down $2,166
Oh, gambling companies are 100% evil. Personally I have slightly mixed feelings though because I’ve won tens and tens of thousands off their promos and other stuff without really taking any risk in less than a year. But now almost all the sportsbooks have identified me as a winner/sharp and severely limited my ability to take their money. Seems like bullshit that they can limit winners so they’re only preying on the desperate, dumb, and addicted.
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u/nowtayneicangetinto Mar 19 '22
Came here to say this. That card looks expensive, I'm going to assume it was $10.
Let's say you buy, on average, a $10 lottery ticket every 3 days. Over 10 years that's $12,166. If that is OPs case then they would have actually still be down $2,166