
Originally Posted by
TheSilentChamber
Out of 50 numbers, givin any number was drawn at random and one persons number was 14 and the other persons number was 27, If a number is drawn between 1-19 the guy who is 14 wins, if a number between 20 and 50 wins the guy who is 27 wins. This gives the man with the number fourteen 19 chances to win, but the guy with the number twenty-seven 30 chances to win. See the flaw?
OK I get it now.
This is only a problem if none of the assigned numbers comes up in the lottery, but then it's a major issue.
Where's that forehead-slapping icon when you need one?
Any suggestions?

Originally Posted by
SuperChuck
I would scrap the "closest number" logic.
I suggest:
If a number does not come up in the lottery, everyone keeps their numbers and moves on to the next day, rinse, repeat. This works out to an equal chance for all players, so long as there are less than 44 participants.
That's good. Thanks!
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