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this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2023
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However, don't the odds of splitting your winnings increase if you pick something more likely to be chosen by others?
Well yeah, but splitting winnings is secondary to actually winning. With the amount of people who religiously avoid sequential numbers, I guess you'd have less odds for picking it with someone? 'Cause at least here, the quick lotto ticket where they pick numbers for you avoids sequential numbers for this very brain worm that isn't true.