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In North Carolina, we have a game called $ 130 million and odds are 1:3.29. Prices range from drawing input (e-mail a 2nd chance) to 130 million. There are prizes in the range 50k, 10k, $ 10 entry or design, etc. The total of all prizes is $ 1,066,715 and the total price of 7,076,385. Then entries are not that prices are not included in total price (obviously!). So when I say the odds are 1:3.29, how often saves you a price. Of course, the ratings must be more high for the Grand Prix of B / C there are only 10 of them while free entry 1752000 at a price. I reduce my chances of losing so how do I know that Tickets are best? It appears that the ratio is 1:3.29 for all prices. It Does anybody know how to solve this? Thank you,

There seems to be an opportunity just over 23% of winning something, and that "something" is usually a second drawing, or any other promotion. I say 23% because I read "1:3.29" as "3.29 1 against. "Therefore, it is 1/4.29. If it is really" 1 in 3.29 "then that makes it a little over 30%. Unfortunately, what above does not give enough information to determine their chances of obtaining each of the individual lots, or the chances of a prize. If Lotto NC has a website can provide further details. In any case, there must be a way to request full information on all obstacles. Most states require disclosure of such information.

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