Originally posted by MarillionFan
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So at a return of 2*£6.80 in £100 this is a 0.136 return on investment. Given an initial investment of £112,000,000, one could play the game 9 times before one is holding nothing more than a few coins. Good game, good game. Such a good game I wouldn't be surprised if it were illegal to set up one's own lottery that offered better odds.
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I won 2 x £6.80 from the (actual) £100 worth of tickets.
Thats almost as poor as investing in Yell!
The odds to were at, 76,275,360 to “Win." and it was one lucky bugger in the UK!
U.K. Winner of £113 Million Unknown | The Blunt Blogger
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Draw: 9, 30, 35, 39, 46 plus the lucky star numbers of 6 and 8Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostOkay I've picked my numbers:-
Here's hoping I don't win. The odds are heavily in my favour.Code:1] 22 47 38 26 35 2 8 2] 8 1 49 18 36 9 3 3] 18 27 19 6 4 8 9 4] 47 30 19 26 36 2 3 5] 45 37 29 21 13 5 1
1] Epic Fail
2] Epic Fail
3] Epic Fail
4] Epic Fail
5] Epic Fail
I won on the lottery
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Ogres. I wish.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostTell me about it
I only seem to appeal to the Shrek fans...
I only ever seem to attract Trolls!
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NoOriginally posted by Cliphead View PostThe usual reaction from the ladies?
It made a change not to get maced or deafened with a rape alarm.
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To be fair. Thats what pissed me off. I decided to go mad. Logged on and it said debit cards only!!Originally posted by Saddo View PostThanks for that. The Lottery web site doesn't take credit cards and I'm sorry I confused everyone by making an untrue statement. I knew it would happen sometime this year.
So I drove off to Tesco's. Place me order and though 'oooo double clubcard points' got my receipt back and bugger all! Had a good mind to complain.
Anyway. I told the lady behind the counter, if I didn't win I was coming back tomorrow and would be lodging a formal complaint against her.
She just smiled nervously.
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Thanks for that. The Lottery web site doesn't take credit cards and I'm sorry I confused everyone by making an untrue statement. I knew it would happen sometime this year.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWell Tescos seemed to be more than happy to take it over the counter though they had to change the printer cartridge!
I have to say, I was pissed not to have got Clubcard Points though. If I'd known I would have used my Black Amex!
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Well Tescos seemed to be more than happy to take it over the counter though they had to change the printer cartridge!Originally posted by Saddo View PostThey don't accept credit cards. Debit card only.
I have to say, I was pissed not to have got Clubcard Points though. If I'd known I would have used my Black Amex!
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It's not the winning or losing. It's the taking part.Originally posted by AtW View PostMajority of people who play lotteries are losers.
Anyway. The offer stills stands. £2 for M12. I want 75%
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