Do you think the first prize of Zhejiang two-color ball 1 10 is real or the trick of the lottery company is like a problem? Thank you.

The Truth of Lottery: Games and Lies of the Poor According to media reports, on July 26th, China's welfare lottery won the super prize in the two-color ball, and a bettor in Xinchang County, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province won the 5140,000 prize, which set a new record for winning the "300 million prize" of Fucai. But on the internet, this award has caused more doubts than envy. Because, another kind of "truth" besides the grand prize is worthy of attention: how transparent is the lottery? Who is paying for this? Has its declared public welfare goal been achieved? Most of what you read about lottery tickets is "false news". Newspapers are the main channel for people to know about lottery information, but many people may not know that those "lottery winners divorce their wives", "stop driving after winning" and "copy other people's lottery tickets and win with others" have become temporary news, just special advertisements paid by lottery sellers in newspapers. Fucai and Sports Lottery are advertisers of local metropolis daily. They pay for newspapers, but they don't publish rigid advertisements. Instead, they provide these "news clues" to reporters after each lottery. If local winners participate, journalists will give them a small chance to turn them into a serious "news" story. Many newspapers will set up special "lottery reporters". Their main job is to contact the lottery center, publish news related to lottery tickets, and search online with media names and their names. You can usually find a lot of lottery information. The winning story comes from the play of the "reporter". Generally speaking, the propaganda director of the lottery center will verbally convey the winning experience of the "winner" to the reporter, and then the reporter will "play" the story to a certain extent according to his narrative. The reason for the lottery center to do this is, "We must absolutely protect the privacy of the winners, but at the same time we must give the media an explanation. "On June, 2009 1 1, Chengdu Business Daily and Chengdu Evening News, a subsidiary of Chengdu Newspaper Group, published an interview with a winner with a pseudonym of" Wang Bo ". According to the media description, this is a young and honest excavator driver. The two media interviewed and reported the process of his bonus, highlighting his long-term insistence on buying lottery tickets and his rhetoric of threatening to buy BMW after winning the prize. The interview and description are quite vivid and detailed. But in a report signed by reporter Xiao Gang in Chengdu Business Daily, he wrote: "Wang Bo said he was going to give his parents 500,000 yuan first, and then find a girlfriend to do something important for life. I used to be picked by others, but now I pick others.' Wang Bo said it very directly "... The report of Zhong Qian, a reporter signed by Chengdu Evening News, wrote:" Back to Qionglai Quancheng, Wang Bo went home to change clothes and took his wife who was pregnant for five months out for a walk. "Only the lottery center knows who won the prize. In short, whether anyone won the prize and who won it are not only unknown to the public, but also to the media who "interviewed" the winners. After each grand prize is awarded, people will try their best to know the personal information of the winner from the lottery sales point. For example, this "500 million grand prize" attracted many people to listen to the sales staff describe the winner as "of medium height, unfamiliar and unobtrusive (always such a grand prize in the crowd)". In fact, the point of sale has no idea whether this person has won the prize or not, and there is no evidence to prove that the winning lottery ticket is true. This involves another feature of China lottery: the lottery point is not far from the bottom of the sold number. Simply put, if the lottery center cheats, it is entirely possible to send a "trustee" to a lottery center to buy a lot of lottery tickets, and then announce that the winning lottery tickets are among the lottery tickets. Anyway, people at the lottery sales point can't know whether there is a winning lottery ticket in the lottery they sell. The more you buy, the poorer you get. The poor are the main force to buy lottery tickets. In the sociological study of lottery, there is a so-called lottery development index (LDI), that is, the ratio of lottery sales to gross domestic product (GDP) of a country or region. The greater the proportion, the more people like to buy lottery tickets in this area. According to the lottery development index of Chinese mainland in 2008, the highest is 0.940% in Tibet and the lowest is 0.237% in Hunan and Shanghai. The favorite areas for buying lottery tickets are Tibet, Yunnan, Gansu and Ningxia, and the least favorite areas are Shanghai, Hunan, Shandong and Jiangsu. Simply put, the less developed the place, the stronger people's interest in lottery tickets. If we consider that there are a large number of migrant workers from underdeveloped areas in developed areas, and they have also made great contributions to lottery sales in developed areas, then the lottery development index in developed areas will further decline. A national large-scale lottery survey of 90 15 samples conducted by the Institute of Psychology of Chinese Academy of Sciences and China Welfare Lottery Issuance Management Center in 2007 -2008 also shows that the low-and middle-income people with a monthly income of less than 2,000 yuan in Chinese mainland constitute the main force of lottery purchase, and 4.4% of the lottery group have problem lottery buyers, whose lottery purchase amount is not less than 20% of their monthly income, and the annual lottery purchase amount will reach nearly 10,000 "technologies". Based on the welfare lottery with the largest sales volume in China, the probability of winning the grand prize in any group of numbers is about 1.7 million. As long as we can correctly understand this figure, probably anyone will immediately give up the illusion of making a fortune. However, lottery sellers provide a technical illusion for lottery players. On the walls of many lottery betting stations in China, "technical" lottery forecasting methods can be found, and even "lottery forecasting" is often seen in newspapers. No one has counted the extent to which lottery sales in China are supported by "technical lottery players" who fantasize that there is some computable law between lottery winning numbers; They study the lottery machine in the lottery center on TV and calculate the size of each ball; They even predict lottery numbers according to the Book of Changes, TuiBei Map and Confused Book ... And lottery experts keep telling them from TV and newspapers that these methods are reliable and effective, even a serious knowledge-strictly speaking, the guidance of lottery sellers to "technical lottery players" has constituted fraud. As a result, lottery has become a "poverty alleviation". Whether it is a welfare lottery or a sports lottery, its purpose is to raise social funds and develop public welfare undertakings. In particular, the welfare lottery, the largest selling lottery in China, aims to help the elderly, the disabled, the poor and orphans. Lottery is not an investment, even if it is speculation, it is also a poor target of speculation, so the lottery set up by the government is generally called "smile tax payment". However, the current situation of China lottery industry is that residents in poor areas consume more lottery tickets than those in developed areas; Low-income people spend more lottery tickets than high-income people. The initial goal was to help the poor "lottery tax", but it was mainly to tax the poor. Why don't the middle class buy lottery tickets? People may think that the low lottery development index in developed areas is due to its large GDP, but from the foreign situation, the increase of GDP does not necessarily lead to the decrease of lottery development index. According to the lottery development index of 1997, it is 0.550% in Europe, 0.570% in Australia, 0.496% in North America, 0.486% in South America, 0.2 14% in Asia and 0. 100% in Africa, but the lottery development in rich areas. The economist Garrett's research also found that the lottery development index is 0.13% in a group of areas where the per capita GDP is lower than 1200. 120 1 ~ 3500 USD is 0.21%; A number of regions with per capita GDP of 3501~1.6 million dollars love to buy lottery tickets, and the lottery development index is1.05%; The population over $65,438+06,000 was 0.44%, which dropped again. ... obviously, the lottery is not a game for the poor. In developed countries such as Britain, America and France, people's participation in lottery is as high as 70%-80%, and some countries even reach 90%. Many people buy lottery tickets, but everyone spends little money on them. However, the participation of lottery players in China is around 20%. Although there are few lottery players, everyone spends more money, which is just the opposite of foreign countries. ... whether to buy lottery tickets is related to the amount of information. In the 1970s and 1980s, a large number of lottery spots in the United States were located at gas stations, because people often bought some lottery tickets with change when they refueled. Few lottery spots in China are located in gas stations, because car owners in China are mainly concentrated in the class with an annual income of more than 60,000 yuan, and the proportion of people in this income class who buy lottery tickets is very low-similarly, it is generally difficult to find lottery shops in high-end residential areas, central business districts and headquarters bases. Why don't the middle class and white-collar workers in China buy lottery tickets? The most fundamental reason is that they are more educated and have more information channels, so they have more doubts about lottery tickets. Even netizens who don't buy lottery tickets know that the lottery tickets in 2004 were different in size. In 2005, the "audit storm" exposed the problems of the National Sports Lottery Center; On September 4, 2005, Fucai two-color ball 103 won the lottery, which was found by netizens to be not a live broadcast but a video ... The simplest and most effective way to prove your innocence in the lottery is to disclose the identity of the winner. With the support of government credit, most foreign public welfare lottery tickets choose to disclose the winner's identity to dispel public doubts. The record disclosure law of the United States clearly stipulates the lottery winners. The lottery center tells us that "the lottery is run by the state, and its authenticity is beyond doubt". But we all have this experience, and "no doubt" is often the most doubtful. The winner of Zhejiang Fucai 5140,000 yuan did not show up. The official said the prediction was a coincidence. The reporter learned from Zhejiang Welfare Lottery Center on the 29th that at present, the winner of the 5th11086 Grand Prize of Sino-German Welfare Lottery has not yet appeared, nor has he received any information that the grand prize winner intends to come to redeem the prize. The center said that it was just a coincidence that lottery players accurately "predicted" the 500 million lottery prize a month ago. On the evening of 26th, Fucai two-color ball 1 1086 awarded the first prize 1 13, with a prize of 5140,000 each. According to information retrieval, No.33040602 betting station in Xinchang, Shaoxing, Zhejiang won the first prize 100. The winning lottery ticket is two single tickets with 2 bets and 25 times. Judging from the lottery retrieval information, this 100 lottery prize was earned by one person. "At present, the grand prize winner has not appeared, and we have not received the information that the winner intends to come to the prize. If the winner comes to receive the prize, we will announce it to the outside world in time on the premise of protecting the private information of the winner from being leaked. " According to the relevant person in charge of Zhejiang Welfare Lottery Center, the prize amount of 5140,000 yuan is very high. In addition to the regular exchange procedures, the center has also formulated a special exchange plan. On the 29th, a month ago, the news that the lottery accurately predicted the Zhejiang Welfare Lottery Award of 5140,000 yuan attracted the attention of major media. The person in charge said that it was just a coincidence that the welfare lottery prize was planned in advance. "Generally speaking, Fucai is irregular. Since July of 20 1 1, the Fucai two-color ball prize pool has been running at a high level of more than 600 million yuan for consecutive 10 periods. On July 26, before the two-color ball draw, the accumulated funds of the prize pool reached 667 million yuan, thus creating such a grand prize. " The reporter saw at a Fucai betting station in Hangzhou that after the 5140,000 yuan prize was awarded, lottery players paid more attention to the Fucai two-color ball. "I am an old lottery player. This 5140,000 yuan prize has little influence on me. I buy lottery tickets just for fun. " According to Wang Mingguang, a lottery player in Hang Cheng, lottery tickets are randomly generated, and it is impossible to predict whether they will win or not. From this point of view, lottery players should maintain a normal mind, and the psychology of getting rich overnight is not desirable. Liu Hongjuan, a salesperson at the lottery station, also told reporters that the winning number of Fucai two-color ball is beyond people's control. "At the time of the draw, there were notaries and live TV broadcasts. It can only be said that it is a coincidence to accurately predict the results before the draw. "