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The document discusses how state lotteries manipulate and target players. It notes that while lotteries portray winning as happiness, success, and money, the odds are against players and lotteries do everything to get more money from players. Lotteries ruin the American dream by taking people's money who believe they will win. Examples are given of people going bankrupt after winning large jackpots or becoming addicted to gambling. Lotteries mislead players about odds and use psychological tactics to encourage more spending. They disproportionately target the poor, who are most in need of money. The document calls for lotteries to stop manipulating players and make the system more fair.
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- 1. Tessa Ryan
- 2. • The USA, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have lotteries
- 3. When someone thinks of the lottery… Happiness Success Money
- 4. But this is all not entirely true… • Lotteries will do everything they can to manipulate you and get money from you
- 5. American dream • Lotteries are ruining the American dream in so many ways, they are taking peoples money, and everyone believes that they will win even though the odds are against them
- 6. easy money with minimal effort!
- 7. Going bankrupt? • Jack Whittaker • Lost all his money, began to think winning the lottery was a curse
- 8. Addiction • Video lottery terminals are highly addictive • in Oregon the number of weekly Gamblers Anonymous meetings in the state rose from three to 30.12
- 9. Manipulating players • Lotteries will tend to tell you the odds of winning any prize, not the grand prize • Advertisers will play on people’s psychological tendencies and weaknesses such as regret • They can make people regret not playing the lottery, therefore more ticket purchases are being made
- 10. Targeting the poor • It is easier to target the poor because the poor people are the ones that are in dire need of money and wanting success and happiness. So the simple solution to them, buy a lottery ticket.
- 11. • Overall state lotteries are manipulating players • Needs to stop targeting us • Needs to make it more fair for players