What do you guys think of this ?

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BT3100 — Sun, 13 Mar 2022 02:46:13 GMT

Wild odds swings with only one prize left. If I recall correctly someone on this board did a similar thing in Florida several years ago and found the top prize. Was also done in Texas many years ago.

Buying a large amount of tickets has serious risks particularly given the fact that someone could be sitting on the ticket or worse yet it could have been discarded as a loser by mistake.

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Cape $cratcher — Sat, 12 Mar 2022 07:57:42 GMT

Part II: yes, lol, referencing remaining top prizes in a game when picking which to play is about as legit as playing Go Fish with the 3rd grade teacher...

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Cape $cratcher — Sat, 12 Mar 2022 07:40:40 GMT

Hey Spencerjames, to me it's akin to betting on a complete puzzle outcome when it's uncertain even how many viable pieces remain (well truth be told buying scratch-offs, in general, amounts to the same thing, lol). But in the case of such saturation buying of a game in its ending days, albeit with a juicy prize still unclaimed, and involving serious $, data becomes paramount, right?

I've read of 7-figure prizes had here in FL from such concentrated end-game mopping up of tickets, but, unfortu... [ More ]

What do you guys think of this ?

spencerjames — Fri, 11 Mar 2022 05:40:34 GMT

Right now here in Washington State, there is a $30 game set to go off. In fact, it's over mostly. It is called Jackpot Fortune, game 1593. The issue is that there is one remaining top prize of $1 million dollars that hasn't been paid yet. So people, a few people I know are buying out the few tickets they can find as they are now virtually impossible to find except at low volume mom and pop type corner stores. My problem with this is that it's a horrifying pay table so you get crushed playing it... [ More ]