Originally Posted by AxelWolf View Post
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer View Post
A life-changing win wouldn't be $1million, esp. when they tax it and you get it over a 20-yr. span. Start at $5million and progress to a must-hit of $10million, with a wheel giving a free 1-in-10 chance of doubling your jackpot after the hit. Smaller secondary jackpots would be a good idea too. People don't regularly play Mega Bucks because it's such a bad bet and it's boring. Spice it up for the locals and regular visitors.
That would probably depend on your age, lifestyle and what you already have.

It's certainly going to be life-changing for most people. Even if you were young, life changing doesn't have to mean you'll never have to work again for the rest of your life but it would certainly change most people's life. Winning a million dollars would certainly change a low-wage earners life and give them the opportunity to pursue other things like starting a business, going to school for something they really enjoy, or they could just work without ever having to worry about money, as long as they are smart about it. They could even just learn the Rob singer VP method and parlay that into tens of Millions
May be a great investment. I have never charged for training.

I was thinking in the terms that a million bucks after taxes would be around $38k/year for 20 years, which might get whittled down even further depending on personal situations and other income, etc. People who might see that as life-changing likely wouldn't be playing a $3/spin bad-bet machine in the first place. But I could be wrong because I'm a bit out of touch with a lot of what the newer generations do these days.