- Part 1 -

It Appears The TLC's Word
Is Not Worth A Damn ...

Selling a $100 scratch ticket makes
me angry! The Texas Lottery's most
recent annual report and business plan
has the following statement:

"Encouraging responsible participation
in lottery games is a top agency priority."
Click here, see page 28.

And the Lottery's Social Responsibility page starts
with "Our mission is to generate revenue for
the state of Texas through the responsible
management and sale of entertaining
lottery products."

Click here to see it for yourself ...

Really! They think selling a piece of
paper for $100 is responsible???

The median household income in Texas is less
than $1,230 per week and the per capita
income is less than $620 per week.
Click here - see it for yourself.

How does being the first lottery in the
US to sell a $100 scratch-off ticket
encourage responsible participation?

Is selling a $100 ticket necessary to make profits?

I don't think so.

The South Carolina Education Lottery's most
expensive ticket is $10 and its operating profit
for Fiscal Year 2021 was $117 per capita --
the Texas Lottery's operating profit for
Fiscal Year 2021 was a paltry $67 per capita.

By the way, median household income
in South Carolina is $1,055 per week and
the per capita income is $590 per week.

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- Part 2 -

- Ticket Details Plus More to Come -

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