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Yeah, I think I just got confused by the warning signs.

Ignoring scratch cars and Sky (how is Sky related to this), can you give an example of how much someone might spend on lottery tickets alone? I understand with scratch cards, as you might get an instant win, and the odds of getting something right then and there isn't too remote, but I don't...

That's what I thought it was, but I think I was mistaken. What's confused me is the signs that say something like 'This machine pays out x%', stating it as a fact, rather than simply odds.

I don't think it's the same - you might win at Roulette, and then play and win again, and again, and again (if you're lucky). You can't do that with the machines, if they've paid out a bit, don't they spin the wheels and ensure that you don't win, regardless of whether or not you're lucky?

How many lottery tickets are they buying each week?