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Group S33 plans to buy 25 tickets for the May 22 Mega Millions draw. The jackpot is an estimated U$235 million - position 30 in the list of the largest ever US jackpots. Each share can win C$1.8 million after taxes. Cost to join is $20.
This is the first time the Mega Millions jackpot rolled 28 times in a row since the ticket price for the game was changed to $2.
Group A23 launched to buy tickets for the May 23 Lotto 649 draw. The jackpot is an estimated $21 million. Cost to join is $20 per share.
Group S33 plans to buy 25 tickets for the May 26 Mega Millions draw. The jackpot is an estimated U$249.8 million - position 27 in the list of the largest ever US jackpots. Each share can win C$1.9 million after taxes. Cost to join is $20.
This is the first time the Mega Millions jackpot rolled 29 times in a row since the ticket price for the game was changed to $2.
Group A24 launched to buy tickets for the May 27 Lotto 649 draw. The jackpot is an estimated $24 million. Cost to join is $20 per share.
The A groups plan to buy a total of 1,090 tickets for the May 27 Lotto 649 draw giving odds of 1 in 12,829 of winning the jackpot.
Group S33 plans to buy 25 tickets for the May 29 Mega Millions draw. The jackpot is an estimated U$265.6 million - position 22 in the list of the largest ever US jackpots. Each share can win C$1.9 million after taxes. Cost to join is $20.
This is the first time the Mega Millions jackpot rolled 30 times in a row since the ticket price for the game was changed to $2.
Group S33 plans to buy 25 tickets for the June 2 Mega Millions draw. The jackpot is an estimated U$280.5 million - position 19 in the list of the largest ever US jackpots. Each share can win C$1.9 million after taxes. Cost to join is $20.
This is the first time the Mega Millions jackpot rolled 31 times in a row since the ticket price was changed to $2 in October 2017.
Group S33 has 140 shares and bought 25 tickets for the June 2 Mega Millions draw. The jackpot is an estimated U$280.5 million - position 19 in the list of the largest ever US jackpots. Each share can win C$1.9 million after taxes. Cost to join is $20.
The Euro Millions draw on July 3 will be a Super Draw with a minimum C$200 million jackpot. Groups S39, S42 and S46 plan to buy 200 tickets for the draw. Each share can win at least C$1.7 million.
Cost to join Group S39 is $10 per share.
What’s with these low Lotto Max jackpots. I only buy when it gets to $50M+.
Very unusual how many times the jackpot was won recently. Unprecedented!Quote:
Originally Posted by holden
Groups S39, S42 and S46 bought 200 tickets for the July 3 Euro Millions draw. Each share can win at least C$1.6 million. The Euro Millions draw on July 3 is a Super Draw with a minimum £115 million jackpot (C$200 million based on current exchange rates).
There is still time to join Group S39 at $10 per share.
The 30 million Lotto Max jackpot for the July 7 draw was not won and is a minimum $35 million for the next draw. Based on draw sales of $19.6 million, there was a 89% chance the jackpot would not be won, a 10% chance of 1 winning ticket and a 1% chance of 2 or more winners. The expected value was very low at 36%. The jackpot was under funded from sales by $3.3 million.
Group M22 has 189 shares and bought 780 tickets for the July 31 Lotto Max draw. The jackpot is capped at $70 million plus an estimated 18 Maxmillions at $1 million each.
There is still time to join.
Group M22 has 191 shares and bought 780 tickets for the July 31 Lotto Max draw. The jackpot is capped at $70 million plus an estimated 18 Maxmillions at $1 million each.
The M groups bought 1,002 tickets giving odds of 1 in 1,749 of winning the jackpot or one of the Maxmillions
Groups S37 and S39 won £16.40 in the August 7 Euro Millions draw. The Euro Millions jackpot is an estimated £66 million for the August 11 draw after 5 rolls. Groups S37 and S39 will buy tickets when the jackpot is large enough for each share to win C$2 million.
Groups S44 plans to buy 200 tickets for the September 18 Euro Millions draw. The jackpot is an estimated £62 million. The cost to join Group S44 is $20 per share. Based on the current number of shares in the group, each share can win C$1.3 million.
There is also a total of 20 £1 million raffle prizes offered in the September 18 draw. Only tickets sold in Britain are eligible to win the prizes. The expected value of the draw may be close to 100% since the raffle prizes are guaranteed to be won.
The $55 million Lotto Max jackpot for the September 29 draw was not won and is capped at $60 million plus a minimum of 6 Maxmillions for the next draw. One of the four Maxmillions was won. Weekly sales of $55.9 million were 36% higher than average and 21% higher than the previous week. Based on draw sales of $29.9 million, there was a 84% chance the jackpot would not be won, a 15% chance of 1 winning ticket and a 1% chance of 2 or more winners. The expected value was just above average at 52%. The jackpot and Maxmillions were under funded from sales by $4.9 million.
The $60 million Lotto Max jackpot for the October 2 draw was not won and is capped at $65 million plus a minimum of 8 Maxmillions for the next draw. One of the six Maxmillions was won. Weekly sales of $70.6 million were 72% higher than average and 26% higher than the previous week. Based on draw sales of $40.7 million, there was a 78% chance the jackpot would not be won, a 19% chance of 1 winning ticket and a 3% chance of 2 or more winners. The expected value was just above average at 55%. The jackpot and Maxmillions were under funded from sales by $1.2 million.
Group M23 launched to buy tickets for the October 9 Lotto Max draw.
The $65 million Lotto Max jackpot for the October 6 draw was not won and is capped at $70 million plus an estimated 18 Maxmillions for the next draw. Two of the ten Maxmillions were won. Weekly sales of $70.6 million were 72% higher than average and 26% higher than the previous week. Based on draw sales of $38.9 million, there was a 79% chance the jackpot would not be won, a 19% chance of 1 winning ticket and a 2% chance of 2 or more winners. The expected value was above average at 60%. Once again there is a discrepancy in the number of Maxmillions based on sales. They forgot to deduct from the rollover amount, the Maxmillion prize that was won in the previous Lotto Max draw. This is the third time this mistake was made this year.