Kockanje na prvom programu RTS-a ceo dan - licitirajte Fiat Punto

Jagnjeca brigada: Placam pretplatu...

barakuda111: Evo ti ga odma ovde problem. Prestani da placas tu glupost.

fanfon: Vidis, npr. ja imam drugi problem. Kad ne platim taj iznos, oni mi iskljucise struju, jer namire pretplatu, a ostanem duzan za struju...

The first known lottery in France was created by King Francis I in or around 1505. After that first attempt, lotteries were forbidden for two centuries. They reappeared at the end of the 17th century, as a "public lottery" for the Paris municipality (called Loterie de L'Hotel de Ville) and as "private" ones for religious orders, mostly for nuns in convents.

Lotteries quickly became one of the most important resources for religious congregations in the 18th century, and helped to build or rebuild about 15 churches in Paris, including St. Sulpice and Le Panthéon. At the beginning of the century, the King avoided having to fund religious orders by giving them the right to run lotteries, but the amounts generated became so large that the second part of the century turned into a struggle between the monarchy and the Church for control of the lotteries. In 1774, the monarchy--specifically Madame de Pompadour--founded the Loterie de L'École Militaire to buy what is called today the Champ de Mars in Paris, and build a military academy that Napoleon Bonaparte would later attend; they also banned all other lotteries, with 3 or 4 minor exceptions. This lottery became known a few years later as the Loterie Royale de France. Just before the French Revolution in 1789, the revenues from La Lotterie Royale de France were equivalent to between 5 and 7% of total French revenues.

Throughout the 18th century, philosophers like Voltaire as well as some bishops complained that lotteries exploit the poor. This subject has generated much oral and written debate over the morality of the lottery. All lotteries (including state lotteries) were frowned upon by idealists of the French Revolution, who viewed them as a method used by the rich for cheating the poor out of their wages.

The Lottery reappeared again in 1936, called lotto, when socialists needed to increase state revenue.

stonex: He,he, pa nije to kocka, to je licitacija, i sam si rekao.

barakuda111: Evo ti ga odma ovde problem. Prestani da placas tu glupost.

Nije zakonski da vi sami prestanete da placate pretplatu jer urusavate pravni podredak nase zemlje... i sl.

maliradojca:A to je cinjenica da ako postoji zakon o igrama na srecu , tu je valjda propisano koliki treba da bude fond dobitaka, a u ovom slucaju se to ne zna.