Ontario Pick3 Payout on $2,$5,$10 wager

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prtt — Thu, 04 Feb 2021 17:33:47 GMT

hi, thank you for reply.

thats what i thought initially too. make sense in any other lottery, like pick2 or pick4 where fixed price payout (limited of liability maximum, of course).

but they said 50% of pool going to payout. so if i play $1, i contribute $1 to pool, if i play $10 i contribute $10, and if i win on $10 payout will be 10x of prize? still not convinced...

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Todd — Thu, 04 Feb 2021 17:18:18 GMT

You can just multiply the prize by the wager.

So if the prize of $534.60 is based on a wager of $1 (like you can see here) then for a $2 wager, you can simply double the prize, meaning it would be worth $1,069.20.

If you wagered $1 but placed a bet on straight + box, that means a $0.50 bet on straight and a $0.50 bet on box, so the payout would be different than that. The $534.60 prize is based on $1 wagered on straight.

Ontario Pick3 Payout on $2,$5,$10 wager

prtt — Thu, 04 Feb 2021 16:18:40 GMT

hi, since pick3 has 50% of prize pool, how winnings calculated on $2,$5, $10 bet?

for example last draw

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Straight 38 winners $534.60

Box 218 winners $178.60

thats based on $1 bet?

its not clear explanations on ticket or website.

who was lucky winner on $2-10? please clarify.

thank you, prtt