Oodles of money

[Mups]

Yes I used birthday numbers. I still carried on occasionally getting lucky dips but stopped completely eventually.

I never did any good with premium bonds and gave up with them after they insisted on probate for my father's when I was doing the executor job on behalf of my mother. Nothing else required it for the surviving member of a married couple. I'd had some since I was 9 plus more as an adult and never won a penny piece.

I'm much the same as you.  I gave it all up, as well.

I used to do the Lottery,  and had some premium bonds,  and even did that street-lottery thing, too,   but got fed up keep paying out and never getting anything back.

[klondike]

I'd forgotten the post code lottery. I did that for a short time too. I'm not perfect.

[Mups]

I'd forgotten the post code lottery. I did that for a short time too. I'm not perfect.

That's the one.  Postcode lottery.   I couldn't remember the proper name.

[dextrous63]

I only do the lotteries to help good causes. 

[klondike]

I think most are hoping to help the best cause of all - themselves. Buying lottery tickets is a very inefficient way of donating to charity.

[dextrous63]

Humbug

[Scrumpy]

I do the lottery online every week..
My friend Dennis wrote the numbers out for me to use..
Then the silly bugger died and I still use them..
I don't know what the numbers are.. I just press 'Use last numbers' ..

Dennis wrote them down on a piece of paper.. I still have it.. but never look at it..

[klondike]

Surely it should show in the account what numbers you entered into each draw

[Alex]

Once logged in click on My Account then Draw Game Tickets (top left) you can see your ticket Scrumps 

[Mups]

I only do the lotteries to help good causes.

How does anyone really know what percentage of the donated money ever gets spent on the actual
cause we hoped for?