Do You Do The National Lottery?

I used to for a while, then stopped when so many games came out. Hardly ever won anything and at most £10. I do, however, play scratch cards if I have the money. Only ever £1 ones though. Get £2 back fairly often. Occasionally I have been lucky and won as much as £15. Only very occasionally though. Lose often too though but that’s the gamble.

I can count on one hand the number of times I have done the lottery. My friend does her lucky numbers twice a week. Obviously they’re not lucky numbers

I use to do it every Saturday and mostly when it was a roll down (had to be won), l never had any set numbers and would choose a lucky dip, l stopped doing it 3years ago as l decided that I'm not a lucky person, l won't be doing it ever again.

I personally don’t play regularly but have always intended to as it would be less than a fiver to play Wednesday and Saturday, which i wouldn’t miss, but if i won it would be life changing

I used to do it, but years ago when is was £1 . I never won anything. My dad does it regularly occasionally wins max £30.

I don't I buy scratch cards instead. The most I've won is £20. I find certain shops I buy from I don't often win but others I win often.

I used too. Now i do postcode lottery instead and also itv win

I did the lottery for 29 years, gave up last year. £32 per month was too much.

I used to be in a syndicate many years ago but we pulled the plug as never won a sausage.

Played years ago but gave up as never won and the cost

If the average amount I hyperthetically spent on the lottery each week were £10, I would be £23,920 in profit because I have never done it! That's a whopping £23,920 I have saved. I know when it started it was usually £1 people spent but look at how it has grown with extra lotteries each week and scratch cards. If I had played the lottery I most likely would have spent even more than this.

I did it for a while and never won anything so I gave it up as a bad job

I play both national lottery and euro millions, 4 lines each and costs me not 1 penny.

I used to play it when it first started up. £5 a week and in a year I won £10 so I stopped and put the money in a post office savings account which I used as an emergency fund