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Quote from: matchbillion on April 27, 2019, 01:11:02 AM

Get FREE tickets at https://www.matchbillion.com/ for Match MegaMillions tickets by 9 p.m. today. Jackpot 212 MILLION MBL + 2 BTC!

Did you know: A 24-year-old man said he screamed for about 5 or 10 minutes after realizing he won a 763 million Powerball jackpot the third largest. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/powerball-lottery-jackpot-milwaukee-man-wins-763-million-today-manuel-franco-2019-04-23/

Just to ask, where you do get those funds/BTC to pay up on that jackpot.? Assuming that people are mostly getting up some MBL to bet came from free??

Well, the MBL to my knowledge is a play money ETH-token creation based on nothing (since it has no exchange market). Technically, anyone could generate any amount of play money by creating any token. In this particular case, the devs may have just awarded themselves billions or trillions of MBL for all I know. I haven't looked at the smart contract, don't care to do so either.

The BTC is generated from the sales of the MBL play money. The odds of winning is so small that they will virtually never have to pay out in this real money (2 BTC) anyway either.

It's got to be like a 99.999% house edge I'm guessing, give or take a couple zeroes in either direction (not exaggerating either).

What do you expect for some jackpot? To be easily get just by playing a couple of hands here? And even if they losing a little it some round for you, do you even think that you can get it? This is as much as a pure luck that needed to be paid by such a huge money here. It seems easy but without luck you wont get anything here. So if you want to try then go for it, does not cost that much as I know for couple of tickets

That's not the issue on here which its clearly been talked about on where those jackpot prizes had accumulated if the tokens are totally don't have value.
So basically they are paying out possible winners with their own pockets? that's too generous on their side.