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Chance Of Lottery Win If Two People Enter

espookid | 12:33 Mon 27th Jun 2016 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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If the odds of winning a lottery are 13million to one but only two people enter what are the chances of one winning

Pitcherwits 27Th June 2016

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Mamyalynne

Whoever wins, can they lend me a tenner?

fiction-factory

The question doesn't make sense to me espookid, sorry. We have already said the odds of , say, you and a particular friend winning isn't affected by the number of entrants

espookid

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First of all thanks for bearing with me .No not the chance of either of two people winning
Let me rephrase the question .I live in Finland and the odds of winning the lottery are roughly the same as the UK but if there are only 1.5 million lottery players and I am not talking about just one week then My argument is that my CHANCE of winning can only be 1.5million to one if we played forever ,I am not saying the ODDS change of me getting the correct numbers but simply given equal chance over an unspecified time my chance is much more favourable than the odds suggest

fiction-factory

Okay, I don't understand why the number of lottery players is a factor and so I'd better withdraw as I'm not helping

espookid

Question Author

Well if by any chance someone is still reading this .I will reword the question
If the odds of getting the correct line is 15 million to one but the number of players is only 1.5 million then the LIKELIHOOD of one person winning is 1.5 million to one over an unspecified time Am I correct?

fiction-factory

No. Can't see that at all, sorry