This much time until the drawing, it will be over $1.5B
This is more than the GNP of many small nations.
I heard a little tidbit this morning that only about 54-55% of all the possible combinations of numbers had been selected. .
That's interesting.
Wonder how much it would cost to have bought all the rest of the possible combinations?
Well, the odds of winning are 1 in 292,201,338. Take roughly half of that, times the price of a single ticket.
Wonder how much it would cost to have bought all the rest of the possible combinations?
With 292 million possible combinations, 46% not selected, leaves 134.32 million not selected, at $2 a pop, that would give you a cost of $268.64 million. Now the real question would be, who has the time and energy to fill out the cards to ensure that you have all of the selections covered?
I would not doubt there are organized factions that hire people to do just that.
I would not doubt there are organized factions that hire people to do just that.
No. Multiple people can have the same numbers, and share the winnings.Right but once a combination is gone, it's gone, right? So, you'd have to buy them ALL before a single one was sold to Jane or Joe?
Right but once a combination is gone, it's gone, right? So, you'd have to buy them ALL before a single one was sold to Jane or Joe?
But there aren't any powerball machines in China, are there?