>They both had quite intricate rules to snare and addict the people playing them (let's just say that these games are anything but a game of chance). I'm from

>They both had quite intricate rules to snare and addict the people playing them (let's just say that these games are anything but a game of chance). I'm from Quebec and here it's Loto-Québec that operate the lottery. They have games on their online platform too, I had some fun on there a few time, but once I read the actual rule and learned that the dice doesn't follow the real probability... that's just freaking wrong. It's a thing to hide probabilities, it's a whole other ballgame to fake them.