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Sean Davis highlights that for every $100 in revenue a lottery generates through ticket sales, close to $75 is allocated to the government, the lottery operator, or lottery retailers. This distribution includes state government set-asides, various fees and commissions, and taxes on winnings.
Davis has previously raised questions over the use of inflated business valuations as collateral for undisclosed loans. He claimed these loans may never have been repaid. The earlier concerns centered on the legitimacy of collateral underlying certain financial transactions.