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So I picked these up for April fools. These look pretty good for what they are. Look just real enough to pass as a real lotto ticket. The backs do not give it away in the fine print. It really is up to you to tell some one they are fake if they believe its real. Unfortunately for me, three of my coworkers quit upon scratching the ticket. Two of them just walked straight out and the last guy made sure to give everyone a piece of his mind before leaving. The only two downsides to these are that on the orange cards there is a price discrepancy that make them easier to spot as fakes. The other downside is that I am now searching for employment. I have no regrets.

This is a basic product that works as intended. All of the advertised pieces arrived and the product quality appeared to be fine. The only downside I see to it is that the text on the back isn't super convincing for people that really look carefully. But, otherwise, I recommend you give this product a try if you're interested in it. I think most will be fooled.

Does not look real

What I like:The "lottery" tickets are quite convincing, indeed.I ordered these as I'd intended to prank my roommate, but I just couldn't bring myself to following through with the joke! I'm just going to keep them handy for a truly deserving subject!What I don't like:There's nothing I dislike about the product.I'd surely order this item again.

Look pretty real and good for a prank

Having been to a thousand liquor store and gas stations, I have seen more lottery tickets on display than any human ever should. Perhaps to a professional lottery player these may seem just a bit off, as they do not have *all* of the embellishments you will find on the jumbo tickets, but to anyone else these are so real you might make an enemy when they realize you tricked them. That is how good these are. Lottery tickets have gotten more and more over-the-top with their details and eye-catching sales enticements. These have not gone quite that far. But again, to the untrained eye, these could fool anyone.(By the way, the pen in the image is just for scale so you can see how big these really are)What is scary is that there is only one indication that these are not genuine lottery tickets, and that is on the back in the middle of the ticket. If a sticker were placed over that these would seem so real people would try to take them into stores to have them scanned.Even the barcodes are unique! (I checked). You could hand someone two of the same ticket and show them the barcodes are different. This could be a fun party game or a complete disaster, but that comes down to how these are used. So much effort has been put into making these feel true to form, right down to the serrated edges where it looks like each ticket was pulled off of a roll. If these were scattered around town randomly, or left at bus and restaurants, that would cause pandemonium, as there is almost nothing to disprove their legitimacy.As a reviewer it is not my place to admonish anyone how to use any product they chose to buy, but wow, this is a great movie, TV, or YT video prop. Other than that, it might be best to keep these away from people with heart conditions.

These are great! they are very realistic looking, they even have the tear "dots" at the top and bottom like they came off a roll. Give them a little rolling to bend them a bit to really make it seem like a real ticket. otherwise they are very flat. The scratch off film is just like the real thing as well. The only part that's a bit of a giveaway is the font on the serial number - even though the serial numbers are all different, they don't look like a real ticket. I'm going to be giving these as gifts during birthdays, etc. We will see how it goes!

Hilarious!!! Can't wait to prank my teenage niece and nephew and my 11 year old son this weekend! So real looking - it's dangerous. I wonder just how far we'll let the prank go? She's 18, so she could even try to cash it in.... that'd be evil of us - a fun harmless prank for sure! They look pretty real! Only an avid scratch off-er would be able to tell right away.