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Previously on "Greedy is fine, thick is fine, but greedy and thick .."
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostDon't play myself, but if I did would choose these numbers:
1,2,3,4,5,6
People sometimes tell me this is nuts as the chances of that exact combination occurring is tiny…. :
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Don't play myself, but if I did would choose these numbers:
1,2,3,4,5,6
People sometimes tell me this is nuts as the chances of that exact combination occurring is tiny…. :
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the stupidity of lottery ticket buyers was boundlessthe chances are greater of your dying in a flight than winning the lotteryYeh, agreed, total idiots
PS by chances of winning there, you mean expectation of winning a jackpot. On the rare occasions I bother, I actually win quite a lot, probably get about 60% back. Seem to recall there's a legal requirement WRT winning proportion. The hope that one will win something big is quite a nice return for about ten quid a year! The real idiots are the people who keep spending money they can't afford.Last edited by xoggoth; 15 June 2017, 19:06.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostYeh, agreed, total idiots.
They should stake their money on safer bets, like a Tory election win
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostIf you buy a lottery ticket with the expectation of winning you should be pooing your pants every time you take a flight, since the chances are greater of your dying in a flight than winning the lottery.
They should stake their money on safer bets, like a Tory election win
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If you buy a lottery ticket with the expectation of winning you should be pooing your pants every time you take a flight, since the chances are greater of your dying in a flight than winning the lottery.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostJesus, can't you forget about Brexit for just one thread?!
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FTFY
Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostWhen I read the header I thought this thread was about diseasex!
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostSo what? That's a mere five or six days worth of the additional funding the NHS will be receiving post-Brexit.
Back on topic, it isn't only the jackpot odds that have increased.
The price per line has doubled, and I believe is soon due to increase even more.
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When I read the header I though this thread was about the Tory party!
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post.. is a fatal combination!
2017-06-15 Lottery sales down by £670million in 2016 after controversial changes cut the chance of winning the jackpot
I remember remarking here back then how inevitable this outcome seemed, and someone pointed out that the stupidity of lottery ticket buyers was boundless and the increased number of rollovers would encourage punters to buy even more tickets despite the greatly reduced odds of winning.
But it seems the ticket buyers aren't so dumb after all, and the thread title refers to the greed and stupidity of Camelot!The drop meant its donations to health, education and sport fell by some £273m
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