<human>: So I have been a bartender for about four years, but never have I faced a dilemma such as this. Earlier tonight, a customer proudly gave me an unscratched $50 scratch-off lottery ticket (TX Lotto, Casino Action) as well as a $10 bill as a tip. I was plenty pleased as his tab was only around $40. I broke even on the ticket, winning back the original $50 that the ticket cost. The most current information available([here] on the ticket shows that approximately one half of the prizes have been paid for the game, and that the odds of winning a prize are estimated at 1:2.53. I know the lotto isn't really something to be quantified by these numbers, but if half the prizes are claimed, I can assume logically that more than half of the tickets are sold, because statistically speaking, only 1 in 2.5 is a winner. $60 is a hell of a tip, but should I reinvest the $50 in another of the same ticket? The odds of winning a prize higher than $50 are higher than breaking even, but adding the factor of losing into it lowers that down under the margin of a sure thing. What would Reddit do?

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<bot>: Got a lotto ticket and some cash as a tip, won back face value of ticket. Do I re-invest it?