Nov 15, 2024
9:05:29am
9:05:29am
Someone bought $7 million in tickets to win a $32 million prize in the 90's
https://www.npr.org/2018/10/23/659988605/the-odds-of-winning-the-lottery-are-not-good-but-this-man-managed-to-flip-them
He had a whole system to do it that's pretty interesting... you could print your own tickets etc back then so he printed them up ahead of time (it takes a while to print 7 million tickets) and had a bunch of stores that agreed to let him bring in 10,000 tickets at a time...
"MANDEL: I knew that I would win one first prize, six second prizes, 132 third prizes and thousands of minor prizes."
He had a whole system to do it that's pretty interesting... you could print your own tickets etc back then so he printed them up ahead of time (it takes a while to print 7 million tickets) and had a bunch of stores that agreed to let him bring in 10,000 tickets at a time...
"MANDEL: I knew that I would win one first prize, six second prizes, 132 third prizes and thousands of minor prizes."
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