+41 @ScotWithOne_t Sometimes it's not about the money. It's entertainment. Ever been playing at a hot craps table? Everyone is having fun together. Blackjack can be fun too. I certainly wouldn't sit at a slot machine, zoning out alone though.

+17 @SprayImportant7486 Casino’s do a good job or getting people in the casino and getting them to drop money. They spend millions on research and if they think you will be a whale they will wine and dine you like no one’s business. Plus, there are those that gamble as an addiction, so giving up the addiction is not an easy feat. Especially not now that you have millions. For me personally, if I hit over 10 million after taxes I would likely not do scratchers or draw lotteries any more. I don’t sports bet so I don’t think I would take it up. I would probably budget some to go to the casinos as entertainment. I love the bright lights, the loud noises of the machines.

+16 @skw4ll The problem with lotteries in the United States is that they leave you in the wild after winning, as they say in France it's like giving jam to pigs, in France the lottery company FDJ set up in 1993 a service dedicated to big winners with tailor-made support, psychology, financial etc. 99% of winners maintain their anonymity because here the culture of money is different from Anglo-Saxon countries. Every year there are a dozen workshops, meetings between winners to share experience, learn how to manage your money, your investments, relationships with loved ones and friends, learn to say no, etc.