A lottery is a game of chance
A lottery refers to a random draw.
- Lotteries can be used in decision-making situations, for example, sports team drafts.
- Lotteries are also a form of gambling that encourage people to pay a small sum of money with a chance of winning big. The total value of prices is often determined by the amount raised after expenses incurred by the promoter. But other lotteries offer predetermined prizes.
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