lottery syndicate
Pooled ticket buyers
A lottery syndicate is a group of people who pool their money to buy lottery tickets together, agreeing to split any winnings among the members.
Syndicates increase participants' chances of winning by allowing them to hold more tickets than they could individually afford, though each person's share of a jackpot is proportionally smaller.
Our office lottery syndicate has been playing the same numbers for years.
Workplace syndicates are especially common, sometimes leading to legal disputes over membership or verbal agreements when big wins occur.
- lucky dipRandom selection from concealed items
- winning ticketLottery entry that pays
- poolingMerging shared contributions
- office poolShared workplace betting arrangement
- group buyCoordinated bulk purchasing arrangement
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