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Long odds don't bother 'Mega' fans
The odds depend really on how many tickets you buy. If you got plenty of tickets or are in a pool you cut your odds almost to Pick 5 level.
How my life would change:
- I can get gas at Lukoil or Shell instead of Delta or Raceway.
- If the store that keeps shortchanging/overcharging me for Lotto does it again I could hire Ron Kuby to sue them!
- My Church could finally get their steeple up.
ohoh... about 4 min. to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mar 6, 2007, 10:54 pm - LckyLary - Lottery News
Probabilty of Someone Winning a PB & MM Jackpot in the same Week!
I'll get to some of your other stuff later, but I think you might have given yourself a really good clue here.
Saying 2 tickets changes the odds of a 1 in 140 million odd game to 1 in 70 million is assuming that each ticket is only gambling on 1/2 of the combinations.
Let's look at what you just said and apply it to pick 4. There are 10,000 possible outcomes, so the game odds are 1 in 10,000. Half of the 10,000 possible outcomes are odd and half are even. If you buy one ticket with an od
Mar 5, 2007, 1:21 am - KY Floyd - Jackpot Games Forum
Probabilty of Someone Winning a PB & MM Jackpot in the same Week!
John and KYFloyd are right. But there is just too much confusion.
John sums it up pretty well.
The possible confusion here is with possibilities (and odds) vs. probabilities - they're two different ball games.
Lets see if I can take a stab at explaining this. Lets say for example I buy the combination 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 with every possible Mega Ball (46 in total). The odds of matching 5 of 5 are 3,904,700.80 (not the same as how many different combinations). The number of di
Mar 4, 2007, 3:02 pm - twisted - Jackpot Games Forum
Mega now at 340
I do know 1 thing for sure...whoever wins that 340 on tuesday,,will be in this category:
1.someone,who never played lottery before.
2.lottery pool of at least 10 people.
3.someone very lucky,and deserves to win this money.
4.some 65+ man.
5.someone,who play lottery for many years,and finally wins.
6.and possible more then 1 winner hits a jackpot.
there's no way in my opinion,someone who plays lottery once a week,is going to hit that jackpot.
Mar 3, 2007, 11:27 am - bob27 - Jackpot Games Forum
Breaking Las Vegas: Could it happen to the lotto..
Stack47 writes: That was done when the lotto games had smaller matrixes, 6/40 - 6/44 and the jackpots were considerably higher then all the possible combinations. When the jackpot was high enough, they simply bought every combination. I believe that happened in Virginia and several states created rules to prevent that from happening in their lotto.
I am trying to figure out why anyone would buy all the winning combinations in a lottery game that was 6/44 (or even 6/40) First of al
Feb 20, 2007, 3:06 am - justxploring - Lottery Discussion Forum
Lotto 5/25: New Game Idea
According to those figures for every 53130 tickets sold at $1 each, there would be one jackpot winner and with a distribution as suggested by rdc137 if the states kept 50% of sales for themselves then the prize pool would be $26,565.
50% for 1 jackpot = $13,283 each
25% for 100 match 4 = $132 each
15% for 1900 match 3 = $2 each
10% for 11400 match 2 = 20 each
*free ticket for 24225 match 1 = (worth $1=$24,225)- a player would be better off to match one than matching two. All the state
Feb 9, 2007, 8:38 pm - RJOh - Pick 5 Forum
Exciting Horse Racing on 2/3
I've mentioned before on this site that I was a horse player for 20 years before I got into the pick 3. In fact I used to have a horse racing website. The pick 3 hasn't been treating me too well the last few years so maybe it's time to get back into the ponies.
Horse racing has a couple advantages over the lottery...it is not random and the state only takes 17-18% of the win-place-show betting pool as opposed to the 50% that the lottery takes.
Betting increments for the races posted
Feb 2, 2007, 6:44 pm - Rick G - Gaming Forum
Help organizing a work pool and forming a contract
There was a good article on here under news called.
How To Protect Yourself In A Lottery Pool
news/135192.htm
I am sorry I can not give the link because of the rules for new memebers.
you may also try doing a search in your favorite search engine for Lottery pools
or do a search for the above.
this is a good thread.
Jan 25, 2007, 9:43 am - amsoly41 - Lottery Discussion Forum
Burning bush
fire-247*809*221*443*070*794*9396*1667*1948
door-385*710*907*768*965*721*4689*1099*1983
shot-049*366*0579
hole-676*196*5931
pool-719*434*1905
flood-956*563*253*831*829*160*9150*4429*0395
To dream of fire is a sign of warning. Avoid climbing ladders or taking risks.
Good luck!!!
Jan 22, 2007, 9:12 am - TheMaker - Mystical Forum
Do you have a system ?
That's OK Floyd, I still don't think I made my point clear.
Folks -
If you had ONE number you could pick out of all 55 numbers - you get only one pick, not from a pool of 12 or 15 - but just ONE number - could you pick ONE number with 75 or 100% accuracy that it will hit in the next drawing ? (and ONLY the very next drawing).
I'm not talking about guesswork, I mean a serious bonifide way of picking ONE number.
If anyone says they do, would you then care to take a chanc
Jan 18, 2007, 4:39 pm - guesser - Jackpot Games Forum
