odds of winning the uk lottery are approx 1 in 22.5m i believe.
which thinking about it is probably about the same as Abba picking a winner on his footy bets
odds of winning the uk lottery are approx 1 in 22.5m i believe.which thinking about it is probably about the same as Abba picking a winner on his footy bets
Nobody wins the lottery, before AI the people you saw were all just Camelot workers in FAT suits, ever noticed how they were nearly all old, easier to disguise the grey and elderly, look so generic a bit like how all babies look the same.
Now they don't even bother with that, the press conferences where people come forward, it's not real, it's all AI generated from the journos asking questions to the cameraman to the fake 'lucky winner'.
As if anyone can beat odds of 10's of millions to one when most people in the gambling world struggle to land a 2/1 shot.
Think about it people, think about it.
Kind Regards.
Nobody wins the lottery, before AI the people you saw were all just Camelot workers in FAT suits, ever noticed how they were nearly all old, easier to disguise the grey and elderly, look so generic a bit like how all babies look the same.Now they don
Mes is obviously fishing with his "nobody wins the lottery" post, but i do actually know someone who won over £2m on the National Lottery back in 2002. She was quite happy going public and her story was featured in the local Kent Messenger paper.
Donny is correct in stating the odds of winning Lotto are over 45m to one, the website i checked had stated 22.5m but the numpty working out the odds had halved it as you actually get two draws each time now So you have two chances with each ticket of landing a 45m to one shot. But that most obviously does not halve the odds ! The jackpot never gets that high now - £12m was won last night but that was the highest since £15m in March, so covering all the numbers would not be advisable
Mes is obviously fishing with his "nobody wins the lottery" post, but i do actually know someone who won over £2m on the National Lottery back in 2002.She was quite happy going public and her story was featured in the local Kent Messenger paper. Don