Here are some reasons why you should not count drawings or mailers or be way more conservative in your estimates: 1) you have been getting $200 per month from casino A and now some lucky player gets a dealt royal with a 10X on the game that you're were playing. Casino A re-evaluates.its theoretical on the game and your next monthly mailer only has $20. 2) Casino B is advertising a $400000 drawing. You know from past play there their drum has about 10000 entries and you play enough to get 5% of all entries or 500 tickets. However in the past their drawings only gave out $10000 and you were making on average $500 and now you're expecting $20000 (juicy)!! However other gamblers find out and the number of entries is 500 times what it normally is. All if a sudden your expectation has gone down to $40. What a bummer. 3) Casino C has electronic entries in their weekly drawings. You quickly canvas the video poker and there is only small action. Very nice, you start playing "very big" on multi-line 9-6 JOB the best game this casino has. Not known to you a group of extremely rich high rollers were flown in and they were banging away at the $100 reel slots. You get shut out in their drawing. You think bad luck but if you had known of these high rollers being flown in you wouldn't have even played. So you wasted your time going to the drawing and given the action you played at JOB lost quite a bit there for this "worthless" drawing. Even though these examples were exaggerated they give you a feeling of what could happen to you (that's why they call it gambling) when you count drawings or mailers. I guess it's ok to count these but be conservative.
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