/kloc-lottery sales fell for the first time in 0/0 years! Why did lottery sales decline in the first half of this year?

Lottery sales 10 years fell for the first time, and the stakes are complicated, so I won't say much here. Let me briefly talk about some reasons from the lottery itself and some small aspects.

From the aspect of lottery, lottery itself is speculative, so it is definitely not a reasonable way to use lottery as an investment capital, but will there be no income from buying lottery? Absolutely not. It just means that the chances of winning the prize are small, and there are not many vested interests that should be gained from it. Some people say that the decline in lottery sales is because more and more people are aware of this, because more people know that winning the lottery is a small probability event, so fewer people buy lottery tickets, which leads to the decline in lottery sales.

This is also a reason. After all, the quality education has generally improved the quality of the people and made more people realize this independently. But if that's the case, don't people know that the probability of winning the lottery is very low? After all, this truth is not very complicated. Was it difficult for people before to understand? I don't think so, but the reason is simple, but personal qualities and ability to resist temptation are not exactly the same.

Judging from the lottery events in recent years, the fairness and authenticity of lottery tickets may also be the reason why people reduce their purchase of lottery tickets. After all, lottery, as a form of entertainment, will definitely dampen people's enthusiasm and initiative if it cannot be fair and just. Spend money just for fun. If there is really fraud instead of relying on probability, it will definitely be a boring practice for people who buy lottery tickets.