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22 November 2017

14252 GB adults surveyed

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National Lottery players could win £10,000 per month for life, if the organisers Camelot go ahead with a proposed new game that offers ongoing prize money rather than a lump sum. If the end amount was the same, which would you rather win?

Conducted 22 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 14252 GB adults

47%
39%
14%
National Lottery players could win £10,000 per month for life, if the organisers Camelot go ahead with a proposed new game that offers ongoing prize money rather than a lump sum. If the end amount was the same, which would you rather win?

Conducted 22 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 14252 GB adults

By:
47%
39%
14%

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