To: SB00
13,983,816 to 1. In other words, forgeddaboudit. Unless the prize is more than 13,983,816 dollars and you were able to buy every possible combination of numbers. Of course, it is physically impossible to buy 14 million lottery tickets and no one has ever been able to "beat" the game this way.
To: 303george
Unless the prize is more than 13,983,816 dollars and you were able to buy every possible combination of numbers. Of course, it is physically impossible to buy 14 million lottery tickets and no one has ever been able to "beat" the game this way. The only problem with doing that is what if someone else wins too - you have to split the jackpot and you're screwed.
128 posted on
01/08/2004 12:18:18 PM PST by
SB00
To: 303george
Unless the prize is more than 13,983,816 dollars and you were able to buy every possible combination of numbers. Of course, it is physically impossible to buy 14 million lottery tickets and no one has ever been able to "beat" the game this way.
The only problem with doing that is what if someone else wins too - you have to split the jackpot and you're screwed.
129 posted on
01/08/2004 12:18:38 PM PST by
SB00
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