Florida Fantasy 5 pool

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RJOh — Sat, 08 Jan 2005 18:52:45 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on January 7, 2005With the Florida Fantasy 5/36 you're looking at a game you'd only want to win individually due to the prize being about 100 grand. Because the prize rolls down into the lower tier prizes when there is no jackpot winner there is never a build up to a big payday.BobPMaybe he should be looking at a pick5 game like Ohio Rolling Cash5 (5/39) which has a jackpot of $429,000 for today. With a couple more rollovers, the prize could be equaled to the o... [ More ]

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BobP — Sat, 08 Jan 2005 02:50:05 GMT

With the Florida Fantasy 5/36 you're looking at a game you'd only want to win individually due to the prize being about 100 grand. Because the prize rolls down into the lower tier prizes when there is no jackpot winner there is never a build up to a big payday.Pooling a couple of bucks is fine for a pool at work, but to run a proper club you need a strategy to win, enough money coming in to work with and a prize to make it all worth while.You do have to pay your share and make the club free bec... [ More ]

Florida Fantasy 5 pool

happy00 — Fri, 07 Jan 2005 19:37:29 GMT

Hello there,I am trying to make up the Fl Fantasy 5 pool that play once a week, it doesn't cost much to play. $1 per person, which is only $4 a month to play. (chances of winning the Fantasy 5 is higher than any lottery, that's why I am doing this) The club doesn't cost any fee, so if anyone interested or want more info. in playing, please email me hoasu002000@yahoo.comthanks