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 The process of organizing and running a lottery pool is by no means easy or risk-free.

 That’s why we’ve decided to put together this handy guide to explain how lottery pools work, the advantages of doing one, and the risks they pose.

 As mentioned, lotteries are games of chance where the only way to increase the probability of winning is by accruing more tickets.

 For example, numerous media outlets reported that the probability of winning the recent $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot was one out of 302,575,350.

 This is predominantly due to the cost of playing. Most folks are not able or willing to invest large amounts of money into slightly increasing their chances of winning big.

 After all, even with 100 tickets the odds of winning the jackpot are miniscule.

 That’s why lottery pools are a popular choice. You can improve your chances of winning but without the additional cost.

 For example, if 100 people chose to form a lottery pool and bought one ticket each, the chances of them winning the Mega Millions would match that of an individual who bought 100 tickets themselves.

 Of course, splitting the jackpot relies on winning in the first place but there is proof that lottery pools can and do work.

 In fact, many offices decide to form lottery pools as a means of boosting workplace camaraderie. This is because it provides employees with a common topic of conversation that can form the foundation of future friendships.

 In a practical sense, offices tend to host a large number of people, which may lead to sizable lottery pools developing. Mathematically speaking, larger pools mean an increased chance of winning.

 This fact makes forming lottery pools with colleagues preferable to creating smaller pools with immediate friends or family.

 How To Set Up A Lottery Pool

 Businesses that see a number of employees absent throughout the week either due to working schedules or commitments to clients, may wish to set up an in-house “bank”.

 This allows uncontactable or absent workers to deposit money for future draws and therefore ensure that their money is collected for every weekly draw whether they be in the office or not.

 3. Buy The Tickets

 After the week’s entry money has been collected a single individual should use it to buy a pre-specified number of tickets.

 Once the tickets have been received, they must be kept in a secure location.

 All that is left to do then is to sit back, watch the draw, and hope for a lucky win!

Best Betting Odds

 Whilst the process of forming a lottery pool is quite simple, there are a few tips that ensure the pool is fair and functional for all.

 ✅ Do Assign A Leader

 First and foremost, every lottery pool should have a clearly designated leader.

 This will be the person responsible for collecting money, purchasing tickets, and maintaining clear channels of communication between all lottery pool members.

 Secondly, make sure any agreements are put down in writing.

 Signing a contract may seem excessive for those who see the lottery pool as a bit of fun, however there are numerous examples of verbal agreements falling apart when millions of dollars are suddenly up for grabs.

 A clearly written and signed document ensures that there can be no arguments over who was playing, or the way the winnings should be split.

 A clearly written and signed document ensures that there can be no arguments over who was playing, or the way the winnings should be split.

 ✅ Do Keep Tabs On Who Plays Each Week

 Another important process is that after the collection of that week’s entry money, the pool leader should always email a full list of the week’s participants to all lottery pool members.

 This ensures that those who have chosen not to play that week’s draw cannot stake a claim to any of the pool’s potential winnings.

 ✅ Do Make Sure The Leader Sends Copies Of The Tickets Out

 The lottery pool leader should always send a copy of the week’s lottery tickets to all players upon purchasing them.

 This is vital as it prevents the pool leader from never actually purchasing the tickets and pocketing the pool’s money or from using one of the pool’s tickets to claim the jackpot as an individual.

 A trend that has caused multiple lottery pools to take their leaders to court as reported by NBC News.

 The importance of this process is reinforced by Jason Kurland, a Criminal and Civil Litigation Attorney who stated to Time Magazine:

 “You can look at cases where there is a ‘leader’ collecting all the money, buying tickets and if not done right, that leader might win on their own ticket and no one in the pool will believe them. It’s pretty scary especially in states where it’s an anonymous winner, no one is going to know if the tickets aren’t photocopied.”