Thursday 18 August 2016

Cash Card #1876 Tops The List

Cash Card sits on top of the ratings on the strength of a 2.01 ratio of top prizes to top prize money. The problem is that only an estimated 13% of its float remain to be sold. There is only one Grand Prize of $75,000 remains and your chance to find it is 1 in 385,000.

One in every 3.52 tickets is a winner and one in 7.47 is a winner of more than $3. The game also features a high 6.8% of total revenue returned to players winning $100 or more. That is very high.


Rank Cost Game # Score
1 $3.00 Cash Card 1876 711.3
2 $10.00 Platinum 1888 621.1
3 $3.00 Keno 1418 601.9
4 $5.00 Wild Card 1893 590.7
5 $10.00 Lucky Aces 1856 580.8
6 $5.00 Black Pearls 1880 571.2
7 $5.00 Cross Tripler 1879 565.2
8 $3.00 Sweet Cash 1886 563.7
9 $30.00 250M Golden 1782 563.5
10 $5.00 Cross Tripler 1872 560.0
11 $3.00 More Lucky Lines 1836 553.8
12 $3.00 Crossword 1866 547.5
13 $20.00 Extreme 1780 547.7
14 $5.00 Triple Crown 1882 540.0
15 $1.00 Bacon Bits 1860 538.1
16 $3.00 Bingo 3020 536.3
17 $2.00 Sushi Bar 1870 530.8
18 $2.00 Double Dollar 1837 530.6
19 $5.00 Bingo Doubler 1873 524.8
20 $10.00 Diamond 1781 512.4
21 $5.00 Ruby 7's 1885 507.3
22 $3.00 Cross Word 3211 506.0
23 $2.00 Lucky Dog 1859 501.1
24 $1.00 Donut Dollars 1869 493.3
25 $5.00 500 Frenzy 1892 492.3
26 $4.00 Cash For Life 1171 480.1
27 $3.00 Scrabble 1883 441.5

Comings and Goings


High Roller and Quest For Gold Crossword were retired since the last update. QFG was a dog almost throughout its entire run and will not be missed. High Roller was a good choice and was retired with 2 of its 8 Grand Prizes left and 18% of its float. I would have liked to have seen the game left alone a bit longer given that there are only 85 million total tickets for sale in the province. 

New to the family is a new $500 Frenzy. This is a game that my formula does not rate highly but it is a perfectly good choice for people who want plentiful prizes and no large prizes. A poster has already claimed one of the 6,452 Grand Prizes. 


Personal Play 

Six Platinum tickets contained two winners of $70. A winning week? The gods must be smiling upon me. 


Post Script


First off we have a story about a lottery group participant who tried to cheat his Tim Horton's buddies: http://on.thestar.com/2bBle3v . I'd have a hard time forgiving him. 

And a story from the Ottawa Citizen about what is going on at the Rideau Carlton Raceway: http://bit.ly/2b4OSPl . If anyone can decipher the gobbly-gook that the OLG says, please let me know. All I know is that they're not happy with the hand that the local politicians have dealt them. 

Best of luck to all. 


Doug