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The lotto

Cr8or · 2002-01-06 15:53:32

i see the lotto went the fair route when paying out unlike Who wants to be a millionaire. i think they are converting the mil into euros i supose thats the only fair way to do it.

06-01-2002 3:53pm

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Cr8or

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i see the lotto went the fair route when paying out unlike Who wants to be a millionaire. i think they are converting the mil into euros i supose thats the only fair way to do it.

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#2 06-01-2002 7:04pm

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Yeah, they converted the jackpot from punts to Euros without reducing its value in the process. Also, they rounded down their prices to the nearest 5c.

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#3 06-01-2002 7:27pm

Victor

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On a small number of prizes they have rounded the value down, but increased the number of prizes.

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