In next week's lottery draw.I want to know if I will win the jackpot of one or the other lottery.
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Magic 8-Ball says: "REPLY HAZY. ASK AGAIN LATER."
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Play the lottery. Best way for lazy man!. Take chance.
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Neither. It'll be a 1-1 draw.
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I think you'll lose your money buying them. If you like to buy lottery tickets, you may like the dinar. Below are some references:
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It means absolutely nothing.  It is a coincidence.  But . . . if I were you, I would take them and use them in some sequence and buy a lottery ticket!
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The chance that it will be on the next draw is the same as it has always been 1/1000.  Draws are independent events and as much as our intuitive human nature tells us otherwise, a number is not "due" because it hasn't been picked in awhile.\n\nThe chance that a specific sequence wouldn't come up in 1 drawing is 999/1000.  For two drawings it is (999/1000)^2.  For 3 drawings (999/1000)^3, etc.\n\nFor 6588 drawings, the odds that it would have gone this long is (999/1000)^6588 or 0.00137226009.  This is very close to the probability that it will be drawn on the next draw (0.001).  They are both low probabilities but not out of the bounds of expectation.  If you check the draws, you'll probably find sequences of numbers that have gotten drawn more than a dozen times...\n\nI know you don't want to hear this but to end up with most likelihood of having money in the long run, the best odds are not to play at all.  The lottery odds always favor the state since the payouts average less than the expected number of tickets.  Perhaps not for a single draw, but odds will win out in the long run.
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Sithy\n\nIt's on Challenge TV 9.55pm  , however the following maybe of interest to you.\n\nA massive £120 million EuroMillions jackpot must be paid out after this week's draw, the lottery operator said. Camelot predicts sales will soar by 650 per cent on a normal week as players rush for tickets. \n\nThe top prize will be the biggest ever lottery payout if a single winner hits the jackpot in Friday night's draw. \n\nIf no players win, then the prize will be shared out among winners in the next level of the draw. EuroMillions rules state that jackpots can only roll a maximum of 11 times and must be won on the 12th week. The odds of hitting the jackpot are just over 76 million to one, Camelot said. \n\nIf the top prize goes unclaimed, then players have a 5.5 million to one chance of winning a slice of it in the next level of the draw, by matching five main numbers and one Lucky Star number. \n\nA National Lottery spokesman said: "This Friday, because the massive prize has to be won, we're predicting a huge sales rush, causing ticket sales to be up more than 650 per cent on a normal base week." \n\nThis series of EuroMillions roll-overs will have generated an estimated £45 million for UK good causes by the end of this week. To hit the £120 million jackpot, players must match all five main numbers and two Lucky Star numbers. \n\nBigger lottery jackpots have been previously offered in the US but the winners opted to receive smaller amounts in one-off payments instead of the full payment over time. \n\nGood Luck!
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win a huge lottery jackpot
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It depends on what game you are playing, there are several. Here are the games and your odds of winning:\n\nLotto Texas:\nJackpot: 1 in 25,827,165\n$2,000:  1 in 89,678\n$50:     1 in 1,526\n$3:      1 in 75\n\n\nTexas Two Step:\nOverall odds: 1 in 32\n\n\nCash Five:\n1st Prize - 5 of 5:   1 in 435,897\n2nd Prize - 4 of 5:   1 in 2,724\n3rd Prize - 3 of 5:   1 in 88\n4th Prize - 2 of 5:   1 in 9
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The GOOD news is, any combination of numbers has the exact same chance of winning as any other combination.  1-2-3-4-5-6 is just as likely to win as 12-4-98-32-5-7.  So, you needn't strain yourself trying to figure out which numbers to use.\n\nThe BAD news, of course, is that your chances of winning are still only about one in 15 million.  But hey, drop a buck on it if you want.  The gods may be trying to give you some money, so go ahead and make it easy for 'em.
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Scam, scam, scam.  I got the same thing.  Look up Lotto scams on the net and look up their name.  You'll see.  Sorry, I know it's a bummer.
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More than likely not.  Did you enter into any lottery?  It's a scam, stay away from it.
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Start with the first box. The probability of pulling a white card is 5/9 and a black card is 4/9.\n\nNow, if the first box resulted in a white (a 5/9 chance), then the probability of pulling a white card in the second box is 8/18. (Overall probability of these events is 5/9 * 8/18 (0.247))\n\nIf the first box resulted in a black (a 4/9 chance), then the probability of pulling a white card in the second box is 7/18. (Overall probaibily of these two events is 4/9 * 7/18 (0.173).\n\nEither of the two above events will result in a final white card (and are the only ways a final white card could happen). So simply add the two probabilities together...\n\n0.247 + 0.173 = 0.42 or 42%
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Fake!  Just think about your state lottery contacting you that you won.  Okay, you have to have entered or bought a ticket.
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I want to win the lottery.\n\nStart with prostitution and work your way up to the movies.
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Well certain parts of Nevada will give you that ability, but other than that the odds are against you.  I believe all lotto’s are required to post the exact odds on how likely it will be to win any given prize someplace, and they probably all are on the net, so it would be just a matter of looking up your states lotto and finding out, they ain’t good, I can tell you that.  Depending on your idea of quickly, there are a lot of ways to do that from flat out getting a second job to starting a part time business {I painted home addresses on their sidewalk curbs for a while and could easily profit a grand in a weekend if I hit the right area, I do not think I ever walked away with less than two hundred from my effort}.  There are lots of ideas on these answer boards you might want to check out too, but going for the lotto option is not the brightest of ideas, no.\n\nJohn B.
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I believe the result is the same, assuming replacement.  This is because every event (drawing a ball) is independent of every other and it does not matter if you look at all 1000 results or some 100 of them.\nGood question.