Topic: A lottery where there's always one winner? (Read 629 times)
That's 12 people right and the pot is incorrect unless the house counts as one ticket or donates 1 btc and has a ticket
A raffle?
Imagine a Casino where you buy tickets, you and your friends go and this scheme happens:
There are 10 people buying tickets, and you and your 2 friends want to play.
Then there would be 13 tickets of a price of 1 BTC each, that means that the price for winner would be 12.83, there will be only 1 winner per round.
What do you think? would you play it?
house cut is only 1%
There are 10 people buying tickets, and you and your 2 friends want to play.
Then there would be 13 tickets of a price of 1 BTC each, that means that the price for winner would be 12.83, there will be only 1 winner per round.
What do you think? would you play it?
house cut is only 1%
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