Scratchcard are not good investments

Scratchcard are not good investments

Now it might sound obvious but scratch cards are not good investments, however, we’re sure you’ve always wondered if you purchased a load of them how much you would make.

So we gave £1000 worth of scratch cards to Josh (after he won a competition we ran), after 5 hours of scratching he walked away with a total of £630….. so a total loss of £370 from the original £1000 however Josh still walked away with £630 more that he had at the beginning of the day.

Well done to Josh.
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