DO YOU THINK YOU WILL WIN THE MILLION? [POLL]

DaveMoeDee · January 2016

No

What would I do with it? Well, that 50k a year minus taxes would be nice. Would be a major help for daycare costs.

DaveMoeDee · January 2016

No

Lysette wrote: »

It won't make the winner a millionaire anyway, the small print says it is to be paid over 20 years, 50k/year. That is hardly enough to quit a job so not much will change with winning it, a bit more pocket money to spend on games and so, that's all.

Holy crap you spend a lot on games!

Sausage · January 2016

Yes

Definitely.

deleted008293 · January 2016

No

Because I live in Tamriel. And in Tamriel we need septims.

theher0not · January 2016

No

Couldn't sign up. I don't have acces to the things needed when I tried

Nales · January 2016

Yes

I might but I doubt it, its rigged for deltia to win

NTclaymore · January 2016

No

Im gonna win? wut? I dont live in one of the few contries that actually can compete? oh. well. Atleast ESO dont shove it in my face all the time OHWAIT! Just let this thing die allready so me can move on with our lives.

Lolssi · January 2016

No

I'd buy bigger car, new goalie gear and would shorten the mortage.

SantieClaws · January 2016

Yes

Yes - because this one likes to look on the happy side of things.

Also the odds are not bad compared to something like a lottery. Someone will win so this one has as much chance as anyone else who was eligible to enter.

Also this one really needs to quit her job as a Perfect Roe hunter as the puddles are starting to cause wrinkles to the paws and a chill to the whiskers.

Yours with Paws
Santie Claws

(Belated Merry Fishmas!)

Snowstrider · January 2016

No

NO mu country Does not allow it.

Lifecode666 · January 2016

Yes

I think I will win because I can feel it. My littletoe is acting strange so something good is coming my way.
If I win I would build myself a new Gaming rigg and make ESO videos.
Then pay down some mortage and put more money into my Son and Daughter's savingsaccount for education.

Dudegeridoo · January 2016

No

No, because I can't participate, is just for some countries.

danno8 · January 2016

No

Totalitarian wrote: »

My statistical chances of winning are incredibly low, but if I won, that means that California and the US Federal government wouldn't pay for my college (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). I'd also get heavily taxed due to the nature of the income.

But, I'd be able to quit my 1 day a week job of cleaning bathrooms and play ESO instead. I'd rather go that route.

In Canada we pay no tax on lottery winnings.

bertenburnyb16_ESO · January 2016

No

cant even enter the contest -_-

SantieClaws · January 2016

Yes

I am a little curious as to what the UK tax situation would be. I know we don't pay tax on lottery winnings but as it isn't a lump sum would you still need to pay tax on it? Would they count it as income from the annuity rather than as a lottery win?

This matters because it changes if I (or any other UK winner) could quit my (their) job or not.

If it's taxable it would be a massive chunk out of the winnings gone.

BabeestorGor · January 2016

No

If theres one thing gamers should know about its probability.

Mivryna · January 2016

Yes

Yes. To explain how, I cite the lorebook, "Reality and Other Falsehoods".

"It is easy to confuse Illusion and Alteration. Both schools of magic attempt to create what is not there. The difference is in the rules of nature. Illusion is not bound by them, while Alteration is. This may seem to indicate that Alteration is the weaker of the two, but this is not true. Alteration creates a reality that is recognized by everyone. Illusion's reality is only in the mind of the caster and the target.

To master Alteration, first accept that reality is a falsehood. There is no such thing. Our reality is a perception of greater forces impressed upon us for their amusement. Some say that these forces are the gods, other that they are something beyond the gods. For the wizard, it doesn't really matter. What matters is the appeal couched in a manner that cannot be denied. It must be insistent without being insulting.

To cast Alteration spells is to convince a greater power that it will be easier to change reality as requested than to leave it alone. Do not assume that these forces are sentient. Our best guess is that they are like wind and water. Persistent but not thoughtful. Just like directing the wind or water, diversions are easier than outright resistance. Express the spell as a subtle change and it is more likely to be successful. "

nine9six · January 2016

No

I live in Florida.

Tors · January 2016

Yes

Yes.

I will win the money and use it to buy my daughter a third horse and I shall probably buy a second Aston, or just buy whatever government bonds look good at the time....

CapnPhoton · January 2016

eNumbra wrote: »

Yes, but it won't matter because I'll also win the powerball and the super bowl this year.

You are an NFL player?

starlizard70ub17_ESO · January 2016

No

No because I live in NY

Sinbaar · January 2016

No

Not really

Never get this lucky. Oh well. I still have my Sweetroll!

KingYogi415 · January 2016

Yes

AngryNord wrote: »

100% positive. I'll also be invited on a date by Kim Kardashian this weekend.

Forestd16b14_ESO · January 2016

No

No but eh I be happy winning 2nd place with those 3000 crowns.

Acrolas · January 2016

At this point, I'll just be happy if it's somebody who's never been on my ignore list.

phairdon · January 2016

No

Not eligible. Seeing a lot of us around the world cannot participate, give us a chance to win a years worth of crowns equivalent to one years monthly subscription.

Cinbri · January 2016

No

I am not that naive

Shader_Shibes · January 2016

Yes

Yes, then i'll win the world, muahahahaha!!!

KanedaSyndrome · January 2016

No

100 % sure I won't win, my country isn't eligible due to silly laws.