Mega Millions: Why getting eaten by a shark is more likely than winning $910M jackpot
The odds of winning Friday’s nearly $1 billion prize are 302,575,350 million to one — about 300 times less likely than getting struck by lightning.
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The odds of winning Friday’s nearly $1 billion prize are 302,575,350 million to one — about 300 times less likely than getting struck by lightning.
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