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Can I ever win something substantial in my lifetime. I am 58yrs.old & been involved in one form of gambling or the other since I was 17. Never won anything to write home about but others around me did much better. Am I deluded? Not one bit. I still carry on but on a much lesser scale than ever before. As a matter of fact I was on skidrow for sometime before I was able to lay off entirely & then realising that my gambling habit should be restricted to within my entertainment budget. So lets do this hypothetically. Rather than spend $50 gambling, which is my total entertainment money for the month, I now spend it as follows; $10 on gambling, $10 on booze, $30 entertaining the wife & family & life is much better. What about you? The answer to everything in life is moderation. Dont be deceived by all those promises of great payouts. Buy a thousand raffle tickets, play a million numbers only to find out that the winner only had one ticket. Dont get smart, get wise.
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I wish you a lot of luck and hope someday you are that "one" winner. Like you, I've been buying tickets for a long time (I'm 55) and haven't won much at all. Sometimes I think that, if I just spend another $10, I'll have a better shot at winning (which is technically true) but I stop myself from blowing the gas money. There were times last year when I actually believed the lottery would "save" me. After 30 years I figured it was my time! Isn't that completely insane? I've come back to reality.
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