Is it really good that merchants can control the winning rate in the lottery game at the entrance of the campus, especially for primary school students?

This phenomenon is definitely not good, because it will affect primary school students' consumption concept and values, and will make them have unnecessary comparison psychology. There are some shops in front of many primary schools. Although the things sold in these shops are not very expensive, they are very popular with primary school students. Because these shopkeepers are very concerned about the psychology of primary school students, they always attract many primary school students to shop and spend money. Lottery game is a kind of campus game that many primary school students are very keen on, and many primary school students are very addicted to it.

After investigation and study, it is found that many shops in front of primary schools will directly use cash as prizes for children to spend money on lottery. But the frequency of winning prizes is very low. Basically, there is no way to draw these cash by lottery, and merchants can also control the frequency of winning prizes. However, because primary school students lack the most basic discrimination ability, they will always want to spend money on lottery tickets, thinking that as long as they draw more lottery tickets, they will always win the grand prize.

A reporter went to feel the lottery routine of these small shops, and smashed 66 golden eggs, but only 7 of them got the bonus, with the amount of only 15 yuan. Later, the reporter experienced other lottery games and found that the results were similar, the winning rate was very low and the bonus amount was very small. Therefore, these lottery games are basically controlled by merchants, mainly to pit the money of these primary school students. Therefore, I think parents and teachers must also try their best to teach primary school students the correct concept of consumption and values, and never let them indulge in these lottery games.

Therefore, in order to give these children a healthy growth environment, many areas have issued relevant regulations to maintain the surrounding environment of the campus, and it is also forbidden to open entertainment lottery Internet cafes and other places at the campus gate. At the same time, the shops around the gates of these schools should also be managed, and the shops that guide primary school students to spend money and give them pocket money should also be rectified and managed.