Balanced approach. Not all eggs in one basket
Your chances of winning are far, far better with us than with the National Lottery. On the National Lottery the chances of winning the prize are next to zero. A few years ago, the National Lottery increased all their prices so that it became more expensive to play, and they also increased the amount of numbers which meant that it became very, very, very hard to win the National Lottery.
The following shows where the chances of winning are the greatest:-
These are very, very large numbers and sometimes it’s difficult to appreciate what they actually mean. So to demonstrate what they mean on a human time scale we have produced the following chart. If you had a bag full of red balls and one of them was a green ball, and you took out one ball from the bag every 3 minutes (assuming you work for 8 hours a day, and have the weekend off), then it would take you this number of years to empty the whole bag.
Therefore, you have a lot more chances of winning a prize with us.
And if you buy more than one ticket than you chances of winning are even better.
* Just for this example, we have assumed that 3000 tickets had been sold, and you buy 1 ticket then the odds of you winning the prize are:- 1 in 3000. Obviously, we can’t predict how many tickets will be sold, and it may be more or less than 3000. Entrants should not rely on these calculations and should make their own calculations.