How many draws of PB and MM

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Korean Redneck — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 19:21:47 GMT

LOL!!!

250,000 is like 6 years of pay for most people.. even more

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codmander — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 19:14:18 GMT

hmm over that period of time witch is varible(being how long we live for) 1 in 60k for a jackpot sounds pretty good well lets not forget that 5 will give 250k 2nd prize lets face it a powerball hit is a 50:1 shot by itself but 2nd is do-able i can live on 250k well make that 180k by the time g-man gets threw with ya

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four4me — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 18:28:59 GMT

i heard a guy on tv last night say if you play powerball for every draw your odds are 1 in 60,000 that you might win the jackpot in your lifetime so how many tickets would you need to buy for each draw to win the sucker once in your lifetime.

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fxsterling — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 16:54:56 GMT

6 or less draws put PB at $100 million 12 or 13 makes a record

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ryanm — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 16:36:28 GMT

Last time, it took Powerball 17 rollovers to get to $300 million. However, if the jackpots keep jumping the way they are, it may take Powerball only 15 or 16 rolls, but of course, it's less likely it will make it there.

The last time Mega Millions made it over $300 million, it took only 16 rolls, but it may get there in as soon as 14 rolls if that jackpot keeps increasing the way it does. However, again, it's less likely it will make it there.

How many draws of PB and MM

Korean Redneck — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 05:19:33 GMT

How many draws does it take for PB and MM get to the $300,000,000? I'm thinking of buying a 10 Multi-draw ticket tommarow.