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So you spend more a month than some people spend on their mortgage to play a competition that you think might be fixed?

That's because it is! The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 45,057,474, regardless of how you choose them. Every single combination of 6 numbers has odds of 1 in 45,057,474. How can you not...

I do only play at it, like most people do, because I’m not a gambling addict.

Yes but the law of averages you work on, isn’t the law of averages the rest of the planet works on.

You might be certain gru, but like I said, you’ll always be wrong.

You can think it all you want but you’ll still always be wrong. Your chance of winning is no different regardless of how the numbers are chosen.

You're fully entitled to put money on however you like, but don't convince yourself that you're outsmarting the system because you're not.

There is no grey area. Again, how can the free lucky dips be fixed to not come out in the draw if they don't know what the winning numbers will be?

Also, if nobody will ever win £1 million with a...

What you're saying isn't true though. It doesn't matter if a number was drawn last week or hasn't been drawn for a year, the odds of any number being drawn out is identical. Why can't you understand...

Gru, if you're so certain you're right, why can't you explain how they manage to fix it so lucky dip numbers aren't chosen?

He really is a class act. What a great gesture.
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No, nobody ever can. I think because none of us really know what he does, a lot of people assume he must be doing it wrong or badly. He could be the most competent and professional person at the club...

Because you don’t have an answer.

How are they separate when they’re part of the same draw? If you’re certain of this then you must know how it works?

You have to believe that though or else you’d have to admit your system is a waste of time, and we all know you never back down no matter how wrong you are.

Answer me these gru…

How do they fix...

Gru took his own thread off topic, which makes a change from it being somebody else’s.

You might not agree, but you’re still wrong. Apparently around 53% of winners are from a lucky dip, google it like I just have.

But that's just a superstition of yours, it's not a fact that it makes a difference. Every single lottery ticket, be it one you've chosen or a lucky dip, has an identical chance of winning whether...

I know you didn't, but you are. You seem to think the technology picks the lucky dips so they can't possibly win, but that only works if they already know what the winning numbers are going to be,...

You were wrong the last time you said it as well. It makes no difference, odds are exactly the same. End of.

I only ever have lucky dips and haven't done too bad over the years. I only have a go now and again when I remember to.

I won £30 on a lucky dip last week.

That magic eye is knackered gru, get it removed.

Is this your view at NYS?

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If we hadn’t put the release clause in he wouldn’t have signed the contract and he’d have left for free. It was that or nothing.

Quite ironic that you took the p*ss out of him day in, day out for being too nice, yet when he did something you didn't think was nice, you've gone and whinged like a little fanny about it day in,...