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Better Bet Than The Lottery
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Here's a much better bet than the Lottery.
Place a bet that you will be struck by lightning.
You will get good odds, and the chances of winning are almost 20 times better than winning the Lottery (1/700,000 as opposed to almost 1/14,000,000)
With chances of 1/700,000, any decent bookmaker would give you 500,000/1.
You could win half a million and, like I said, you are twenty times more likely to collect than if you spu nk your pound on a Lottery ticket.
Place a bet that you will be struck by lightning.
You will get good odds, and the chances of winning are almost 20 times better than winning the Lottery (1/700,000 as opposed to almost 1/14,000,000)
With chances of 1/700,000, any decent bookmaker would give you 500,000/1.
You could win half a million and, like I said, you are twenty times more likely to collect than if you spu nk your pound on a Lottery ticket.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.ps. Article mentioning the odds ... from the Daily Mail, so it must be accurate.
http://www.dailymail....ble-CCTV-footage.html
http://www.dailymail....ble-CCTV-footage.html
boxtops, people do survive, and then they hold conferences
http://www.spiegel.de...0,1518,491477,00.html
http://www.spiegel.de...0,1518,491477,00.html
** groan, sigh **
Look ... in the US, the odds are 1/280,000 ...
http://www.lightnings..._pls/probability.html
Look ... in the US, the odds are 1/280,000 ...
http://www.lightnings..._pls/probability.html
Joggerjayne what is the criteria to qualify if you are hit? Live witness's? A doctors/hospital report? Cctv footage? Are you allowedto lets say fire rockets with wires at thunder clouds or stand in an empty field next to a large tree or at a golf course with your golf iron raised? There has to be some stringent rules, no?
this says 1 in 576,000 for the USA
http://www.open2.net/...isualisingchance.html
(which curiously is almost double the figure the other site gives)
http://www.open2.net/...isualisingchance.html
(which curiously is almost double the figure the other site gives)
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