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scandanavian_haven
24 Oct 15 23:58
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Last couple of years
They've increased the cost of playing by 100%
They've increased the odds of winning the jackpot by 35 million
Kept the prizes for 5+1, 5, 4, 3 numbers virtually the same
Decreased the number of 20k raffle winners from 50 to 21

Wednesday's Jackpot.....£2.2 million

LOL

I'll stick to the Euro millions form now on, at least they don't try to dress mutton up as lamb. If I ever win I'm buying all regular chit chatters a house in the country, even the right wing fruit loopsHappy
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Report Ramruma • October 25, 2015 9:50 AM GMT
While true that Camelot has ballsed things up good and proper, the conclusion that Euromillions is a more sensible investment does not necessarily follow. Also, can my house be in London, please, as I'm not overkeen on the countryside where one is at constant risk of being trampled by marauding cows or chickens.
Report fool proof • October 25, 2015 10:04 AM GMT
Last nights draw had nearly 1 million "winners" who matched 2 numbers.
Report pumphol. • October 25, 2015 10:15 AM GMT
Camelot should be done under the trade descriptions act with the word " winner "
Report Mr Spock • October 25, 2015 11:39 AM GMT
Thunderball's the one for me £1 stake, less numbers and £500k top prize (no sharing).
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