How does encore 649 work

Figuring out their respective probabilities isn't too difficult, but does require some care to avoid overcounting. I've made the table below to help you see how to calculate how many possible sequences of numbers could win a particular prize. The following four combinations were played in an Encore draw where the winning numbers The expected value of is the sum of the products of the probability of each outcome and the monetary gain of that outcome.

The net monetary gain is the payout less the wager. Encore has 23 possible outcomes 22 ways to win and 1 way to lose , so the expected value of Encore is the sum of 23 terms.

This means that, on average, for every dollar you spend playing Encore, you lose Therefore, if you are going to buy lotteries anyway, Encore appears to be one of the better choices.

Go to the Numbers page to see the results. The numbers are displayed in the order they were drawn, and you can also see all previous results. To play, ask the retailer to include Encore when you purchase your Lotto Max ticket. Alternatively, you can mark the option to take part on your selection slip and indicate how many Encore entries you want. You can play up to 10 on a single ticket. For each Encore entry, a seven-digit number is randomly selected on your behalf. This could be anything from to You can play Encore alongside various lotteries in Ontario, including Lotto Max.

More on the prize structure and odds of winning. Check out our line-up of packages. Packages are available at Retail Locations as well as online a PlayNow. Advance Buy is available, up to a maximum of 26 consecutive draws. Advance Buy up to a maximum of 26 consecutive draws is available for purchase at retail locations. The more you know about the games, the better equipped you are to make informed decisions when you play.

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