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• Hollakris

  

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  Hi guys. Just joined the forum. Currently living and working in Korea and a regular lotto player from California and here in Korea. (6/45)
  
  My question, if I buy 10 singles, are they exactly the same as buying a 10 quikpick on same paper?
• grwurston

  

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  Same #'s. Different games.

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  Jun 8, 2013, 9:48 pm

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  In response to Hollakris

  Quote: Originally posted by Hollakris on Jun 8, 2013

  Hi guys. Just joined the forum. Currently living and working in Korea and a regular lotto player from California and here in Korea. (6/45)
  
  My question, if I buy 10 singles, are they exactly the same as buying a 10 quikpick on same paper?

  Yes it is. And welcome to Lottery Post.

  
• helpmewin

  

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  welcome Hollakris
• yoho

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Hollakris on Jun 8, 2013

  Hi guys. Just joined the forum. Currently living and working in Korea and a regular lotto player from California and here in Korea. (6/45)
  
  My question, if I buy 10 singles, are they exactly the same as buying a 10 quikpick on same paper?

  What do you mean by "EXACTLY" the same? They'd be different numbers.

   

  Plus you'd have a VERY VERY VERY VERY small chance of getting the same line twice or more if you buy 10 single quickpicks. I'm not sure if it's possible with 10 quickpicks on the same paper.
• redhot7

  

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  I don't know how it works in Korea but I have bought multiple lines in the same ticket and multiple tickets separately. I compared the two. The numbers are equally random and the odds of having some of the numbers repeated are about the same. So, from now on, I just buy multiple lines in the same ticket to save time and paper.
• helpmewin

  

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  i wonder if there is anything with the $4.00 going on i saw the Lottery show on TLC and someone bought $4.00 worth of tickets and then i thought i read the ole woman in Florida said she had got $4.00 worth if i wasn't mistaken. maybe something to research, i always get $5.00 worth no wonder i'm not winning BIG!

  WELL TONIGHT I WON A FREE TICKET & $6.00