If a friend buys you a winning ticket, should you share the earnings? What %?
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But for the Placer taking time out of his day to place the bet (even if he was already at the window/placing the call), Lisa would've never won. When you rely on the help of others to earn you money and then don't share, it's just bad ju-ju. You don't do it, lest a bolt of lightning come searing through the sky or a rabid turkey jumps out of the wilderness at you. Karma demands a toll.
So how much?
I'd say 10% is fair and reasonable.
15-25% is generous.
25-50% is very kind, giving, thoughtful, and angelic.
51%+ is foolish.
Fine line, isn't it?
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However, if I personally won with a friends winning ticket, depending on the amount, I made a little table:
1,000,000+ 30%
500,000 10%
100,000 10%
10,000 25%
5,000 10%
1,000 0%
0-999 0%
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"Gems may be precious, but friends are priceless."
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M$i think 20% is fair enough
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However, it would certainly be a nice gesture if the winner offered something, seeing as said winner was either unable, or unwilling, to go to the betting window herself. How much? That depends on how generous the winner is feeling. Ten percent wouldn't be bad, I don't think.
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