Lotteries are an important income source for various governments around the world. However, the availability of lotteries and other forms of gambling have created a social problem: gambling addicts. A critic of government-controlled gambling contends that 30% of people who regularly buy lottery tickets are gambling addicts. If we randomly select 10 people among those who report that they regularly buy lottery tickets, what is the probability that more than 5 of them are addicts?