I don’t normally suggest buying lottery tickets, but Illinois is offering a pretty tempting offer for their St. Patrick’s Day Millionaire Raffle.
The amazing thing? The odds.
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- 4 Prizes of $1,000,000, odds are 1 in 125,000!
- 5 prizes of $100,000 each, odds are 1 in 100,000!
- 500 prizes of $1,000 each, odds of 1 in 1000!
This promotion offers the best odds for winning a million dollars (in the history of the Illinois Lottery).
Now I’m not one to buy lottery tickets-my dad and grandma swear by them-but I’m almost half tempted to buy a ticket! I mean, 1 in 1000 wins $1k! The overall odds is 1 in 982. Its also probably the most expensive ticket available, lol. Each ticket is $20.
Like I said, I’m not a fan of gambling, but I’m actually considering this. My dads friend at work bought 10 tickets… Hello thats $200! Thats just crazy. Maybe I’m crazy for even considering gambling. I figure, if I play the lotto once a year at least I’d be getting the best odds for my money.
And don’t be emailing me talking about ‘buy a ticket for me’. lol.
I’ll let you know if I breakdown and buy a ticket.
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I’m so gonna buy one! Did I tell you my mom had a dream that I won 14 million dollars?
That raffle was a rip off. I live in chicago and how funny it is that 98 percent of the winners were in the suburbs. I bought 11 tickets and did not win one prize. It is a scam. The same thing happened last year where chicago residents didn’t get jack. This was a scam. I will never play again.
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its not a scam, someone in my town one last year. you got to play to win.
its not like everyone wins though, you have to accept that when you buy a ticket that you might not win, and if you do win the mil, $250k goes to taxes. sorry folks