Card Lottery Poll: Adults in Their 30s Lead at 43.9%, Under 20 Just 3.3%
The poll shows adults are the main applicants, likely because lotteries require membership registration, identity verification, and payment preparation.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
A survey by Toreka Pro Co., Ltd., operator of the lottery info site Toregeto, polled 337 followers on X about the age of trading card lottery applicants. Those in their 30s were most common at 43.9%, followed by 40s and above at 32.6%, and 20s at 20.2%. Under 20 made up 3.3%.
Toreka Pro Co., Ltd., which runs the lottery sales information site Toregeto, surveyed its X followers on the age groups of trading card lottery applicants. The poll, conducted August 16, 2026, drew 337 votes. The largest share, 43.9%, were in their 30s, while those under 20 were just 3.3%. The company notes that lottery procedures and costs may explain the adult skew.
- Under 20: 3.3% (11 votes)
- 20s: 20.2% (68 votes)
- 30s: 43.9% (148 votes)
- 40s and above: 32.6% (110 votes)
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.