I'll start playing them when there is a 1 trillion dollar jackpot.....millions and billions are for losers.....
Why do people play Lotto Max when...
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In my experience playing Lotto Max has netted me a lot of free plays and $10 dollar winners, versus 649 I hardly win anything with that lotto. Just personal experience
Not worth the trip to downtown Toronto to pick up the prize. Total Ghetto amounts
Won't be much. I imagine if I had unlimited budjet I still won't be able to see many SPs because most aren;'t my type. Basically the money is useless if SP is your goal. You'd have to be willing to travel which should be easy with an unlimited budjet.
You rang???? Something about needing an example!!!!!!! Here I am! I could do that. Easy Peasy
With $70M I’d marry every HPL escort and with $5m I’d only marry one
There would be a significant difference in lifestyle between 5 and 70 mil. lol.
Buying a house in Toronto will already wipe out a significant chunk of the $5mil of winnings too
I think there was a powerball just now. In Canadian up front after tax still about 800 million.
Secure multiple steams of income and at double your needs for even a baller lifestyle.
Big fan of diversified income streams where each one can alone cover your expenses even in a near worse case scenario
Secure multiple steams of income and at double your needs for even a baller lifestyle.
Big fan of diversified income streams where each one can alone cover your expenses even in a near worse case scenario
Massive difference.
５M is nothing. Ut can buy you a nice $2 million house in Toronto, and then you can live comfortably but not extravagantly.
With $70 million you can buy a mansion for $10 million, a yacht, and your own private plane. With investments you can live luxuriously without ever having to worry about anything. You can hire help to do all your chores, a private chef, etc. With $70 million, you would get $7 million in interest or returns from investments alone, with $5 million you were the only $500,000 a year.
In some cases yes, but not in all cases.
There is nothing mathematically wrong with buying a single ticket once in a while if you know you are buying a fantasy that won't happen. You got the math right, but it can be fun.
People who buy multiple tickets or loads of tickets, they can't do math, or just never think about the stuff they do.
What? You doing overnight duos with your two favourites Madison Winter and Isla David?
