@ImShakeyJake@TNLUK@Hudson61600379@tnluk & players will just reinvest their smaller prizes into another ticket purchase. Same with scratchcards. Less mid-tier prizes, masked by the 'ten card per transaction' rule, to prevent players from seeing how consistently poor the prizes are. All part of corporate greed 2/2
@ImShakeyJake@TNLUK@Hudson61600379@tnluk If the 'prize' is less than what the game or ticket cost, it ISNT a win or prize in reality. You can spin it whichever way you want with your bull$hit about 'more chances to win', and 'players will win more on average', but the reality is the value of prizes is lower. 1/2
@Irene0760@TNLUK There's just a measley 101 £200 prizes on this card from 22,218,720 printed. @TNLUK Would you like to explain why you're continuing to reduce these types of prizes?
@StagecoachMCSL@lpoolcouncil That tree has been like this for a number of weeks. It seems to have been cut back now, but that branch was smacking right into the buses, just above the middle of the window. You can even see the damage it's caused to most buses.
@rifqipn @FormulaPush @ChasBWI @RBR_Daily Well if you think Goat means greatest of all time, Hamilton is because he's the most successful on the current grid and all time.
@TNLUK@apes147 More interesting in whether or not a card should be called Monopoly or Advent calendar because it may entise young people to play but those same people who probably go around smoking their e-cigs would need ID so wouldn't be able to anyway. Need to get your prioritise in place.
@AWG1@TNLUK The amount of money back 'wins' is unacceptable. The only thing that's changed is that they've reduced a lot of the higher prizes like between £20-£200 on the cards, especially the £5 omes, and replaced them with just more money backs. They've even took away some prize amounts.
@TNLUK (3) Now, if we add up all the decent wins (£50 and above) on this card, we have a total of 102,808 prizes of £50 or more. That shows at most, there's 102,808 packs containing a win of £50 or more, which equates to just 19.09% of packs.
@TNLUK (2) out of a pack of 60 £5 cards but the value of the prizes are consistently poor. If we take a look at this card for example,(£2 Million Black) there's
32,318,580 cards produced. There's 60 of these cards in a pack. If we divide that amount of cards by 60, we get 538,643 packs
@northernassist Why is there only 3 carriages on a new C195S which is suposed to have 6, when services are already delayed and infrequent? Going from Liverpool to Wilmslow and they're not letting anyone else on from Newton Le willows.