Are lottery tickets available to Russians??

How much do they spend on food in different countries of the world in 2016: Table

A place	Country	%
1	USA	6.4
2	Singapore	6.7
3	Luxembourg	8.6
4	Switzerland	8.7
5	Canada	9.1
6	Australia	9.8
7	Austria	9.9
8	Netherlands	10.0
9	Germany	10.3
10	Great Britain	10.8
11	Denmark	11.1
12	Qatar	11.7
13	Ireland	12.2
14	Norway	12.3
15	Кипр	12.3
16	Sweden	12.6
17	Finland	12.8
18	Belgium	12.9
19	Bahrain	12.9
20	South Korea	13.0
21	Spain	13.0
22	France	13.2
23	UAE	13.8
24	Taiwan	14.0
25	Hong Kong	14.1
26	Japan	14.2
27	Italy	14.4
28	Slovenia	14.6
29	Israel	14.8
30	Iceland	14.9
31	New Zealand	14.9
32	Chile	15.3
33	Brazil	15.5
34	Czech Republic	15.9
35	Poland	16.5
36	Greece	16.9
37	Portugal	17.3
38	Colombia	17.4
39	Slovakia	17.7
40	Kuwait	18.2
41	Uruguay	18.2
42	Bulgaria	18.4
43	Hungary	18.6
44	South Africa	18.9
45	Montenegro	19.0
46	Venezuela	19.6
47	Costa Rica	19.9
48	Czech Republic	20.0
49	Latvia	20.0
50	Argentina	20.3
51	Estonia	20.4
52	Malaysia	20.6
53	Turkey	21.5
54	Tunisia	22.3
55	Malta	22.4
56	Ecuador	22.7
57	Mexico	23.1
58	Lithuania	23.2
59	Dominican Republic	23.2
60	Iran	24.2
61	Serbia	24.5
62	China	25.0
63	Saudi Arabia	25.0
64	Thailand	25.7
65	Romania	27.7
66	Bolivia	28.5
67	India	30.5
68	Uzbekistan	30.5
69	Croatia	30.5
70	Bosnia and Herzegovina	31.1
71	Georgia	31.6
72	Russia	32.0
73	Indonesia	32.9
74	Vietnam	35.0
75	Morocco	35.2
76	Egypt	35.2
77	Peru	36.4
78	Jordan	37.9
79	Turkmenistan	38.2
80	Macedonia	38.5
81	Belarus	39.0
82	Azerbaijan	40.1
83	Guatemala	40.6
84	Pakistan	40.9
85	Philippines	41.9
86	Moldavia	42.1
87	Algeria	42.5
88	Kazakhstan	43.8
89	Cameroon	45.6
90	Kenya	46.7
92	Ukraine	52.0
93	Nigeria	56.4

according to Rosstat, European Statistical Office and USDA.

07.12.2016

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Spain and Australia

If you remember about the countries, closest to Russians (in this case it's not about geography, but about the opportunity to play online), it is more interesting to know, how the average salary and the cost of a lottery ticket in Spain and Australia compare. According to the same Wikipedia, average monthly income (after taxes), is:

• 1 313 euro in Spain
• 2 793 AUD in Australia

wherein, minimum bet value:

• € 1 в The Primitive (Spain) or 1/1313 from monthly income
• $ 1,3 in OzLotto (Australia) or 1/2148 from monthly income

Remember, how much do you earn. Divide this amount by 2000, or at least for 1100-1300, as in the above examples. Good price turned out? If you get less 100 thousand rubles monthly (like most Russians!) then the cost of a lottery ticket is more significant for you, than for the inhabitants of these countries

All the best for Russians

AT 2018 average monthly salary in Russia was 43 400 rubles. However, although this is an official statistical value, but not the most correct: too much imbalance in the income of those, who gets a lot (the best representatives of the oil, gas, defense industry and government agencies) noticeably shifts the bar (virtual) income of the majority of the population up. As they say, if one eats meat, and the other cabbage, then on average they eat stuffed cabbage.

It is more correct to focus on average income, at 2018 he was 32 635 rubles per month. What share of income comes from one lottery ticket?

• 32 635 / 100 or 1/326 for the lottery "Russian Lotto"
• 32 635 / 200 or 1/163 for the lottery "Gosloto" 4 out of 20 "

Noticeable difference compared to other countries, true? In fact, a lottery ticket costs an average Russian 5-10 times more expensive, than the average representative of other countries.

As things stand, without control of pricing and income level, as well as without monitoring the goals of our lottery operator holding, by the way, monopoly in the country, the result is the same as we have - in almost any money exchange, Russians suffer financially and players are no exception.

The current price of a lottery ticket is the result of the greed of the monopolist, when the increase in own income is achieved almost exclusively due to price gouging and is dictated by greed and the desire to snatch here and now.

Checkered or go

Let's start unexpectedly - what is winning? If we talk about the essence, then any amount, received as a result of the drawing - this is the prize. But, whether this amount will be a win for you? for instance, 111 rubles, at ticket price 100 rubles? And if you bought more than one ticket, and 5 or 10? And only one won, all the same 111 rubles? Formally, this is also a win.. But, this is hardly the option, which is presented after viewing the advertisement. A million new winners - yeah, well yes…

You can more clearly consider this situation with specific examples.. Let's take some drawing of the "Russian Lotto" lottery. To make it more interesting - it's better to take a massive draw. Let's say, New Year's edition, № 1160, from 31 December 2016 of the year

Participated in the drawing 7 844 348 tickets. The prize fund was 392,2 million rubles! How many winners were there in this draw? How many of those, who won more or less large sums?

The vast majority of winners (97,4%) these are those, who won less 150 rubles! At a ticket price 100 rubles ... Almost the entire prize fund went to pay these winnings (88,4%), while, what are the main prizes (not very big, by 700 000) only left 6,8%

Yes, in this edition it turned out almost 3,5 million winners. But, who will explain to me, why spend almost the entire prize pool on small prizes? To a bunch of people, succumbed to New Year's hysteria and bought tickets, received on 11 rubles profit?

In terms of expectations and brutal reality, the gap is monstrous. But the operator can speak, that millions of people benefit. AND, does not deceive! He just doesn't finish speaking, how much do they win ...

Ukraine

For the fight against coronavirus, the government allocated about 200 million. hryvnia (7 million. US dollars). Reported by RBK-Ukraine.

3 April they promise to pay 1000 hryvnia (35 US dollars) citizens, pensioners, whose size is smaller 5000 hryvnia (177 US dollars).

The NBU also developed mechanisms to reduce the credit burden on businesses and the population in connection with the introduction of quarantine in the country..

At the same time, business representatives consider the steps taken by the authorities to support business insufficient and call for the introduction of real tax holidays, interest-free or soft loans for salary payments and budget compensation for losses.

Украина также собирается попросить помощи у МВФ.

UAE

United Arab Emirates provided 100 billion. dirhams (27,2 billion. US dollars) to fight the coronavirus outbreak. This includes 5 billion. dirhams to pay for water and electricity for citizens and industry. UAE also cut taxes until the end 2020 of the year.

3 AED billion were allocated for a loan guarantee scheme. The incentive package also includes 1 AED billion to create market funds to increase liquidity. Besides, government announced 20% reimbursement of rent for the tourism and entertainment sector.

UAE Central Bank Announces Stimulus Package for 27 billion. Doll. US to combat economic fallout from coronavirus pandemic. The money will go to support the country's banks. Loan regulatory restrictions have also been eased. At the same time, the cumulative package of incentives to combat the epidemic in the UAE reached 61,4 billion. dollars.

Australia

Most Australians prefer the "one-armed bandit". Sports betting goes after this machine. Bookmakers even accept bets on changes in the exchange rate of the national currency. The internet is more likely to play poker or blackjack.

According to the Ministry of Culture, the average gambler spends annually $1,2 thousand. Such a turnover of funds is explained by the absence of taxes on winnings and the loyal attitude of the government to this business..

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TOP-10 COUNTRIES WITH THE BIGGEST SPENDING FOREIGNERS PER 1 TOURIST

From the UNWTO statistics, it is also possible to derive the ranking of the countries with the highest spending in terms of 1 tourist. To do this, it is enough to divide the total expenses by the number of foreign tourists.. TOP 10 world leaders are presented below.

As we can see, the rating for the set of countries is completely different, than in the case of the TOP-10 in terms of total spending. Unites 2 rating presence of the USA (but already on 5 positions), Australia (this time she leads) and Macau (PRC) - the reason for this is the same gambling business.

HOW MUCH DO FOREIGNERS SPEND IN RUSSIA

It's easy to see on the map itself with visualization, that the tourism industry is highly concentrated: its key points of attraction are in several countries, located in Europe, North America, in Southeast Asia and Oceania. The Global South gets relatively little from tourism, as well as the “global north” represented by Russia, - her income from inbound tourism is relatively small.

As for our country, then according to UNWTO data, foreign tourists spent in the Russian Federation in 2017 year 8,945 billion dollars. USA. This puts Russia on 34 place in the ranking of countries with the highest volume of spending by foreign tourists. Russia is one line ahead of New Zealand with 10,285 billion dollars. expenses of foreign tourists, а наш ближайший сосед в рейтинге снизу – Вьетнам с 8,861 billion dollars.

As for the costs in terms of 1 tourist, then on a trip to Russia, on average, a foreign tourist, based on UNWTO data, spends everything 366,7 US dollars. These figures appear to be very underestimated.: UNWTO also counts among tourists all citizens of the post-Soviet countries who crossed the border of the Russian Federation. The overwhelming majority of them come to Russia for non-tourist purposes., often by private car - accordingly, their spending on accommodation in accommodation facilities, excursion services, etc.. tend to zero, and the rest of household expenses are very difficult to calculate correctly.

For comparison: in Vietnam, the total tourist flow is mostly not "cross-border", and the "long-haul", that is, it reflects exactly tourist arrivals - and it is half the size of Russian (12, 92 million). Expenditures of foreign tourists in terms of 1 people here are 685,7 US dollars.

Obviously, that when the actual tourist arrivals are separated from the total inbound tourist flow to Russia, the expenses of foreigners in Russia will be several times higher, than 366,7 USD per tourist. Analysts' calculations show, what is the real number of foreigners, arriving in Russia specifically for tourist purposes, at the level 5 million people. In this case, the amount of expenses for 1 иностранца получается гораздо более реальной – 1 789 долларов США на человека.

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