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I think you only need to by £72m worth to cover every single combination. So your quids in - if your the only winner..................................

 

Tickets are £1.50 so for all 72 million combinations you would have to pay £108 million. Was a nice thought while it lasted. Was almost on the phone to the Bank Manager.

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Damn. Some realised the 'deliberate' mistake.

 

Tis a good thing my job doesn't involve numbers.........................................

 

Or thinking...

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Tickets are £1.50 so for all 72 million combinations you would have to pay £108 million. Was a nice thought while it lasted. Was almost on the phone to the Bank Manager.

 

Two factors that don't appeared to have been considered in this scenario:

- if you bought £108 million worth of tickets, wouldn't the prize fund increase?

- even if you can guarantee you've got the winning combination, you can't guarantee how many others get it too.

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Two factors that don't appeared to have been considered in this scenario:

- if you bought £108 million worth of tickets, wouldn't the prize fund increase?

- even if you can guarantee you've got the winning combination, you can't guarantee how many others get it too.

 

- someone is taking it too seriously. xx

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I won £14 on the Euromillions at the beggining of September and decided to reinvest it into the Saturday draw with the logic that with 14 lines hopefully I may get £20 and the re-investing could continue until I won the jackpot.

 

I got f all in the sat draw

 

Not to mention the Euromillions is £1.50 a pop so you wouldn't have got 14 lines ;)

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