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• pumpi76

  

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  how much do you think the aggreggate money would be if there was a: NATIONAL PICK3 GAME and NATIONAL PICK4 GAME...

  do you think the box & straight payout will be the same...

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• JordanT1021

  

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  i actually would like to see this..
• Stack47

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by pumpi76 on Jul 4, 2010

  how much do you think the aggreggate money would be if there was a: NATIONAL PICK3 GAME and NATIONAL PICK4 GAME...

  do you think the box & straight payout will be the same...

  Why would any state lottery want to add another pick-3 and/or pick-4 game when they already have one?

  It wouldn't make any sense to add a National pick-3 if it paid less and if it paid more, who would play the existing game?

  With the exception of states with pari-mutual payoffs, pick-3 and pick-4 games have set payoffs. Each PB and MM state is responsible for paying all the non-jackpot tickets; only the jackpot is pooled by participating state lotteries. So basically you're proposing games with a set payoff that would have no benefits to the state lotteries and no benefit to the players if the payoffs were smaller.