Lotteries Survey 02/10/2013 Prepared on behalf of The Health Lottery

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1 Lotteries Survey 02/10/2013

2 On behalf of The Health Lottery 02/10/13 1,509 respondents Methodology Fieldwork Dates 27 th 29 th September 2013 Data Collection Method The survey was conducted via online panel. Invitations to complete surveys were sent out to a random sample of members of the panel. Population Sampled All adults aged 18+ in England, Scotland and Wales. Sample Size 1,508 Data Weighting Data were weighted to the profile of all adults aged 18+. Data were weighted by sex, age, region, household income and vote in the 2010 general election. Targets for the weighted data were derived from Office of National Statistics 2011 Census data. Margin of Error Because only a sample of the full population was interviewed, all results are subject to margin of error, meaning that not all differences are statistically significant. For example, in a question where 50% (the worst case scenario as far as margin of error is concerned) gave a particular answer, with an effective sample of 1,509 it is 95% certain that the true value will fall within the range of 2.5% from the sample result. Subsamples from the crossbreaks will be subject to higher margin of error, conclusions drawn from crossbreaks with very small subsamples should be treated with caution.

3 On behalf of The Health Lottery 02/10/13 1,509 respondents Question presentation All data tables shown in full below, in order and wording put to respondents. In all questions where the responses are a list of parties, names or statements, these will typically have been displayed to respondents in a randomising order. The only questions which would not have had randomising responses would be those in which there was a natural order to maintain e.g. a scale from strongly agree to strongly disagree, a list of numbers from 0 to 10 or questions which had factual rather than opinionrelated answers such as demographic information. Other, Don't know and Refused responses are not randomised. Data were analysed and weighted by Survation and presented by Patrick Briône and Damian Lyons Lowe. For further information please contact; Damian Lyons Lowe Chief Executive Survation Ltd damian.lyonslowe@survation.com If you are interested in commissioning a poll from us, please contact researchteam@survation.com for a prompt response to your enquiry and we'll call you right back with the appropriate person. Sign up for our press releases at Follow us on twitter: for our regular survey work and political polling for Damian Lyons Lowe's twitter feed Survation are a member of The British Polling Council and abide by its rules: Survation Ltd Registered in England & Wales Number

4 Q1. Do you play / have you ever played the National Lottery Lotto? Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted I play about once a week 41.1% 53.1% % I play about once a month 19.2% % % I play about once a year 7.8% % % I last played over a year ago 17.1% % % I have never played 14.7% 5 1.3% % Page 4

5 Q2. The price of Lotto tickets is going up from 1 to 2 from 3 October How happy or unhappy are you with this decision, or does it have no impact on how you feel? Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted Very happy % 9 1.5% 3 1.0% 1 0.5% 1 0.3% 7 3.3% % % Happy % % 9 3.2% 2 1.6% 3 1.2% 5 2.2% % % Neither happy nor unhappy % % % % % % % % Unhappy % % % % % % % % Very unhappy % % % % % % % % NET : Very happy/happy % % % 3 2.2% 4 1.6% % % % NET : Very Unhappy/Unhappy % % % % % % % % Page 5

6 Q3. When the price of a Lotto ticket increases to 2 later this year, will you be? Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted Less likely to buy a Lotto ticket % 65.8% % % % % % % No less likely to buy a Lotto ticket % % % % % % % % Page 6

7 Q4. Following this change, would you be more or less likely to buy a 1 Health Lottery ticket instead of a 2 National Lottery Lotto ticket? Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted More Likely % 35.1% % % % % % % Neither more nor less likely % % % % % % % % Less Likely % % % 9 7.5% % % % % Page 7

8 Q5. Last year National Lottery operator, Camelot, posted record sales of 6 9 billion Do you think doubling the price of their Lotto game to 2 is Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted Fair % % % % % % % % Unfair % % 76.0% % % % % % Dont know % % % % % % % % Page 8

9 Q6. Currently the National Lottery operator, Camelot, is owned by a Canadian investment fund Do you think that this arrangement is? Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted Good for the UK 7.8% % % % % 6 2.9% % % Bad for the UK % % % % % % % % Neither good nor bad for the UK % % % % % % % % Dont know % % % % % % % % Page 9

10 Q7. Have you ever played the Health Lottery in the past? If so, was it to Once a week Once a month Once a year Over a year ago Never played Unweighted Weighted Win prizes % % % 9 7.7% % 1 0.6% % Raise money for local health causes % % % % 9 3.5% 3 1.2% % Both % % % % % 2 0.7% % I have never played the Health Lottery 72.9% % % % % % Page 10

11 Page I Page Table Title 4 Q1. Do you play / have you ever played the National Lottery Lotto? 5 Q2. The price of Lotto tickets is going up from 1 to 2 from 3 October How happy or unhappy are you with this decision, or does it have no impact on how you feel? 6 Q3. When the price of a Lotto ticket increases to 2 later this year, will you be? 7 Q4. Following this change, would you be more or less likely to buy a 1 Health Lottery ticket instead of a 2 National Lottery Lotto ticket? 8 Q5. Last year National Lottery operator, Camelot, posted record sales of 6 9 billion Do you think doubling the price of their Lotto game to 2 is 9 Q6. Currently the National Lottery operator, Camelot, is owned by a Canadian investment fund Do you think that this arrangement is? 10 Q7. Have you ever played the Health Lottery in the past? If so, was it to