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			<title>Original Blog Entry: It wasn&#x27;t FIVE winners it was three</title>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 27 Jul 2026 18:32:24 GMT</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>I&#x27;m not exactly sure how a situation like this happens but I&#x27;ve seen it happen a few times before.<br /><br />So it was actually three winners but for whatever reason one of the winners played the same combination three times on the same ticket. I have no idea why someone would intentionally play the same combination three times.<br /><br />(Edit)<br /><br />Ohhhhh This reminds me of pick 2 - 5 games. Most pick players play the same straight combination multiple times to maximise their winnings. Well, I did a little quick math and I guess the person felt very confident that the numbers were gonna play in Fantasy 5 so they wanted the bulk of the jackpot. It was a preemptive strike on their part thinking that someone else might play those numbers too. Or that it might play in a QP which it did. So since they played the same combination three times they will get 72K while the other two winners get 24K.<br /><br />It&#x27;s actually smart if you think about it. The only question is how could they have been so confident that those numbers were gonna play? So that they played it thrice.<br /><br />If the person only played it once then all three of them would have gotten 40K each but they played it thrice so they get the bulk of the jackpot.<br /><br />I&#x27;m not sure I will try this in the future because this is something you do only when you are confident. I have never been confident about a Fantasy 5 combination because how can you be confident when there are 376,992 possible options? I just play what I like or QPs. But everything is a gamble so I guess it doesn&#x27;t hurt to try it occasionally for an extra dollar. Rather than play a completely different combination, play the same combination twice or thrice because it could just be your lucky day.<br /><br />Is it greedy? I don&#x27;t think so. It is smart strategy. Is it mean? Selfish? This game is so hard to win so if you are gonna win you want the most money possible.<br /><br />The difference though, with the pick games is that no other player is being affected when you play the same number straight multiple times. But with Fantasy 5 obviously the other winners are directly affected by you playing the same combination multiple times. They gonna get much less money. Although I am sure they will be happy getting 24K at one time. There should not be any sour grapes. If I was one of the other two winners I would not be salty. I would be grateful for that 24K. I just wanna experience winning this game no matter how many people I have to share it with.<br /><br />Congrats again to all three lucky winners. And an extra congratulations to that smart strategic player.<br /><br />And I guess that this strategy could work for the lotto and for the powerball too.... &#x5b;&#xa0;<a href="/blogentry/200018">More</a>&#xa0;&#x5d;</p>]]></description>
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