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There's a catch to that that not many consider: the likely number of winners, which divides the jackpot and reduces the expected value per-play. The number of l
by Iftheshoefits 12y ago
There's a catch to that that not many consider: the likely number of winners, which divides the jackpot and reduces the expected value per-play. The number of likely winners increases with the number of tickets sold, which increases (dramatically) with the jackpot beyond a certain threshold.
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoA random pick can mitigate that considerably, without changing the odds of actually winning.