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• alchemista

  

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  Jan 10, 2016, 2:42 am

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  I'd like to buy sets of 26 tickets, each with quick-pick on the whites, but making sure I have one of each of the red powerballs.

  Is there a more efficient way to do this than having to fill out 26 slips?  (This is Colorado btw)
• Luminus

  

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  Jan 10, 2016, 2:53 am

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  Honestly, I don't know why we can't just go to the lottery website and play online, like we can do here with the predictions board.
• thebizdude

  

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  Jan 10, 2016, 3:47 am

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  Not that I know of, but the lotteries could easily add a 'Ultimate Quickpick' button to their terminals that could. 

  Maybe give you a 'free play' for doing it, too.  Make it $50 to cover all 26 PBs and QP the WBs.
• DELotteryPlyr

  

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  Jan 10, 2016, 4:06 am

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  In response to thebizdude

  Quote: Originally posted by thebizdude on Jan 10, 2016

  Not that I know of, but the lotteries could easily add a 'Ultimate Quickpick' button to their terminals that could. 

  Maybe give you a 'free play' for doing it, too.  Make it $50 to cover all 26 PBs and QP the WBs.

  See that is GREAT thinking.  I often come up with ideas like that for work and they always get shot down, they are so afraid to think outside the box.  Or in this case think outside the jackpot. 
• ressuccess

  

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  Jan 11, 2016, 3:53 pm

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  With $2 per play, it's a good idea to play 26 Powerballs.