lamford, on 2019-November-07, 12:47, said:
If you buy a lottery ticket, you are aware that you could win (but not "could well win"), or otherwise you would not buy one. Now if you don't ...
I also could be struck by lightning, mauled by a bear, etc. None of these things seem likely enough for me to let them affect affect my actions.
When I was younger I occasionally bought lottery tickets. I didn't think I could win, but it was just a cheap gamble. It's more of a dream than an expectation.
I just object to judging a player's actions based on a result that they could hardly have expected. Maybe my objection should be with the lawmakers who worded that law, as it allows this liberal interpretation.