Is it better to buy the lottery when the jackpot is higher or lower?

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In spite of people telling you that any individual number has an equal chance of being drawn you will never see 1,2,3,4,5, or 6 in a row in your life time when you are trying to pick several numbers from the same pool of numbers. You will get a range of numbers. This is because there tends to be a BALANCE TO RANDOMNESS when multiple numbers are being picked from the same pool of numbers. If all you are trying to pick is one number out of 53 than yes, each individual single number has an equal chance of being chosen. This all changes when you are trying to pick multiple random numbers out of the same pool of numbers. Out of, say, a pool of 53 numbers, you will see numbers somewhat spread out from 1 to 53 within the range of the numbers of the particular Lotto you are playing. The major Lotto games have you choose five numbers with a separate mega number. This being so, your 5 numbers should add up to around 150 to 165. Add up the last 100 lotto results and see what the average totals are. Pick your numbers to add up within that range. As your mega number use the number that is the most frequently one picked from the stats given on the lotto website. For the California Mega Lotto it is #36. Or just use any mega number as this is the case where any one number is just as likely to be drawn as any other number. Also, just bet $1 as this is just as lucky as betting $10. In reality, the lotto is one of the worst bets you can make. But, someone has to win and why can’t it be you. Good Luck. m

okay so i get one dollar to play a ticket, given the same odds of winning i would play for the bigger jackpot...final answer although i do appreciate the random number theory, i dont play numbers 1-10 or 45-55, process of elimination, then pick numbers from every 8 numbers, wonder if you only played numbers 15-34 what would happen when that number range came uup? what would the odds then be? 3-1 on each number?

If you think you've got a bigger chance of winning with less interested people, then you don't know how the game works. You'll have a less chance of splitting the jackpot with less people entered, but your chance of hitting is the same.

Balance to randomness? Previous drawings have no effect on what will happen in the future. 1,2,3,4,5,6 has just as much chance of coming up as anything else.