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Anonymous

14 Sep 2020

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How much do you spend on 4D / Toto / Big Sweep monthly? Or are you the type to only buy when there's a huge prize?

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Daniel Kok

14 Sep 2020

Used to spend $8 - $12 per week but have since gotten lazy to queue since COVID started.

and I think I will keep it this way! Haha.

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Tinexxxx

12 Sep 2020

I only buy when there’s a huge prize & only spent $1 to buy randomised TOTO haha

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Sharon

12 Sep 2020

Life Alchemist at School of Hard Knocks

I only buy when there's a huge prize but most of the time, I don't. I don't wanna waste money on lot...

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