I Tested the $1 vs $5 Ticket Strategy - Big Mistake!

Matt puts $50 in Vermont Lottery scratch tickets to the test with 34 tickets across four different games. This full Vermont scratch ticket session includes 10 Moola tickets, 20 Fast $50 tickets, two $5 Lady Luck tickets and two $5 Did I Win tickets. The session begins with thirty $1 scratch tickets. Moola provides an early $4 winner followed by another small win, but the momentum quickly slows. Fast $50 adds just two more winning tickets - one for $1 and another for $2. By the time all thirty $1 tickets are finished, Matt has returned only $8 from the first $30 spent. That leaves four $5 Vermont scratch tickets with a chance to turn the session around. The first Lady Luck ticket loses, but the second produces the biggest win of the video with two $5 winning spots for a $10 total prize. Matt then moves into the two Did I Win tickets. The first adds another $5 winner and pushes the running return to $23 with one final ticket remaining. The last Vermont ticket cannot finish the comeback. After spending $50 on 34 Vermont Lottery scratch tickets, Matt returns $23 for a final loss of $27. Vermont receives a C- for the session. The strangest part is that all thirty $1 tickets combined returned only $8, while just two winning $5 tickets returned $15. Real Tickets. Honest Results. Watch more individual ticket moments and highlights on @ScratchTicketReviewShorts Would you rather spend $30 on thirty $1 tickets or put that same money into fewer higher-priced scratch tickets? #ScratchTicketReview #scratchtickets #lotterytickets 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.