Where did the money accumulated in the lottery pool go?

The money accumulated in the lottery prize pool is mainly used in the following aspects:

1, winning: a part of the lottery prize pool is used to pay the winners' bonuses. When someone wins the first prize in the lottery or other various awards, they will get the corresponding bonus amount. Bonuses are usually allocated from the prize pool.

2. Demand Rollover: When the first prize winner does not appear for several consecutive periods, the lottery prize will be rolled over. This means that the amount that has not won the prize will be accumulated in the next prize pool. Rolling demand can make the prize pool increase rapidly, attract more people to buy lottery tickets, and also increase the winning amount.

3. Operation management: part of the prize pool funds are used for lottery operation and management expenses. This includes lottery sales, prize pool monitoring, winning verification, lottery ceremony and other expenses.

4. Public welfare undertakings: In some countries or regions, part of the lottery sales revenue will be used to support social public welfare undertakings, such as education, medical care, sports and culture. These public welfare funds are usually donated or distributed through the prize pool fund. It should be noted that the lottery rules and the use of prize pools may be different in different regions. The specific distribution method can be stipulated by lottery operators and relevant laws and regulations. Therefore, the use of the prize pool in each issue may be different.