Could 5 Vermont Bingo Tickets Save This $50 Session?

We bought five $1 Moola tickets, 30 $1 $50 Fast Cash tickets and five $3 Vermont bingo tickets for a complete $50 Vermont Lottery scratch ticket session. Shawn scratches all 40 lottery tickets, with Matt joining near the end to help complete the time-consuming bingo games. The session begins with Moola, where matching prize amounts and cow symbols provide two early winners. Those first five scratch offs return $4, giving the session a reasonable start before Shawn moves into the much larger stack of $50 Fast Cash tickets. The Fast Cash portion quickly develops into a long losing streak. Several matching-number winners eventually appear, including one ticket containing five separate $1 prizes, but the session still needs something much stronger from the final five bingo scratchers. The bingo tickets are saved for last because they require considerably more time to complete. The first bingo returns its $3 purchase price, and Matt joins Shawn to tag-team the remaining tickets in search of a late comeback. After all 40 Vermont scratch tickets are completed, seven tickets are winners and 33 are losers. The session returns $17 from the $50 spent, producing a $33 loss. The largest individual ticket pays only $5, and Shawn gives the complete Vermont Lottery session a final grade of F. @ScratchTicketReview features real scratch tickets, full scratch ticket sessions and honest reactions to both winners and losing sessions. Visit @ScratchTicketReviewShorts for quicker individual lottery and lotto ticket clips. Drop a like, subscribe, comment which Vermont ticket we should review next and share the video with another scratcher. This video is for entertainment and review purposes only. Lottery tickets are games of chance. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Must be 18+. Please play responsibly and never spend more than you can afford to lose. #ScratchTicketReview #scratchtickets #lottery