Who like the Australian version of Powerball?

Reply #5

JimmySand9 — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 22:53:57 GMT

Both have their advantages, Aussie Powerball has two plays for $1 and a higher payout %. But the overall odds of winning are not too good. And of course, no PowerPlay. So I'll take US Powerball.

Reply #4

Just6ntlc — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 22:29:26 GMT

Yukio, I like the Australian version of Powerball because it was the first matrix of Powerball in United States history.

Reply #3

guesser — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 06:33:02 GMT

I'd much rather play that than the current PB we have in the USA.

Reply #2

Yukio — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 00:33:35 GMT

There is some differences in the games.

It is a Powerball game with 5 numbers out of 45 plus a Powerball number out of 45.

Basically it only features 45 numbers and seven division prizes.

Division 1: 5+1

Division 2: 5+0

Division 3: 4+1

Division 4: 3+1

Division 5: 4+0

Division 6: 2+1

Division 7: 3+0

People need to match at least three balls, it is possible to play full systems (up to 20 numbers).

Well, if someone is playing 6-20 numbers it should be easier to hit

Reply #1

guesser — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 07:01:09 GMT

I dunno, tell us about it.

We can't play it, so we don't really know much about it.

Same goes for cricket, soccer, and team handball...

Who like the Australian version of Powerball?

Yukio — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 05:54:18 GMT

Is that a valid game?

What are your troughts about it