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- Mega Millions price increase : r Lottery - Reddit
All that means is less people are going to win in the long run and the average person is just gonna be losing more money (the ones that still keep playing and dont quit playing Mega Millions after this at least) From the article: Still, aside from the potential for bigger jackpots, the price change will differentiate Mega Millions from Powerball
- What is your Powerball MegaMillions strategy? : r Lottery - Reddit
Just because the winners are Quickpick players does not mean you should use it You know they sell more tickets than the odds of winning The odds of winning are one in tens of millions The number of tickets sold per drawing is at least 500 million when the jackpot gets large and yet no one wins or only 1-2 people win
- Mega Millions - Reddit
So I found a mega millions ticket for the Jan 6th 2023 draw It's not a winner, but for personal reasons I want to know what store or at least the city it was purchased in but Google didn't help me at all so figured I'd ask you all for some help 🥺 really just a stressful situation coming down to the smallest details so any help with this
- How do you guys handle play Powerball and Mega Millions?
These occur 80% percent of drawings Or 1-35 low numbers 36-70 high numbers • 3 3 low and high • 2 4 low and high or vice versa These occur 81% percent of drawings I recently got a QP were all the numbers were even, even the mega ball was even and I was like whelp that has 1% odds so I knew it was a shitty QP
- Mega Millions Winning Numbers (Tuesday) : r Lottery - Reddit
And I'll leave this last comment if you think the lottery is random chance in luck, you're mistaken Our reality is governed down to the very subatomic quark by Powers again that we can't perceive or begin to understand There is no luck in my opinion people who win the Powerball and Mega Millions are given Freedom From Above by Divine beings
- Would you still play the Mega Millions if the odds were . . . - Reddit
Currently, mega-millions is my weekly play ticket with mega-plier, $3 a titcket, draws twice a week, so $6 a week I know that an extra $2 isn't that much in a bigger picture, but that changes my weekly play to $10 a week And I have reservations about paying a minimum of $5 a ticket
- Mega Millions vs Powerball : r LotteryLaws - Reddit
Both Mega Millions and Powerball are at their starting point with $20 million jackpots It is a race to see which jackpot grows faster and reaches the $2 billion mark Powerball has the advantage with three draws per week compared to Mega Millions at only 2 draws
- For powerball mega millions players out there : r Lottery - Reddit
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