Monday 9 March 2020

Wild Cards #2166 is the Recommended Game


In the midst of a pandemic coupled with a stock market crash, thank goodness the world of scratch tickets remains unscathed.

The top game, Wild Cards, is presently enjoying a 47% positive Grand Prize imbalance. Further, 1 of 2 second prizes is outstanding and 2 of 4 third prizes. An estimated 70% of the float remains to be sold which means that the tickets should be readily available.

Players should look out for Super Money and Pac Man. All the Grand Prizes have been claimed for both games. For Super Money, the Grand Prize is $250,000 which, according to OLG rules, must result in the cancellation of the game. Lets see how long it takes them to get around to it seeing as an estimated 30% of the float remains to be sold.

Players face the situation that The Big Spin and Bingo Multiplier both have two versions of the game running at the same time. For the Big Spin, play Game #3103 and for Bingo Multiplier search the less abundant Game # 3070.

In the news this week is the announcement that Stephen Rigby is leaving his CEO position this coming summer. Rigby was the President of the Canada Border Services Agency before coming to the OLG. The articles in the paper list his salary at $800k with a severence package of $1 million. Let's not forget that he is not the first OLG President to reach those compensation highs. His predecessor, Rod Phillips, was the first to pull in big numbers. He achieved his during a period of Liberal government austerity. Senior public servant salaries had been frozen but Rod managed to spit that hook when Paul Godfrey doubled his annual bonus pushing his compensation into the same strata. Sneaky, eh? Oh yea, this is the same Rod Phillips who is now the Minister of Finance for the Government of Ontario.

I suspect that Rigby decided to jump before the unrealistic projections from the OLG Modernization Plan, drafted by Phillips, become seen as the pie in the sky falsehoods that were used to justify the privatization of the casinos in Ontario. Further, the OLG will be reducing staff in the coming year and no public executive wants to be on the bridge for that. Stay tuned to see who the next person with no gaming experience is who is chosen to head the gambling monopoly known as OLG.



$5 2166 Wild Cards Excellent




$1 2152 Fiesta Treas Very Good
$3 2080 Scrabble Very Good
$3 2178 Slots Very Good
$10 2130 Bigger Spin Very Good
$10 2175 Monopoly Very Good




$3 2182 Round Trip Rich Good
$5 2138 Bingo Doubler Good
$10 2170 Cross Deluxe Good
$10 2054 Royale Good
$10 3070 Bingo Multiplier Good
$30 2055 Triple Million Good
$50 2159 Classic Extra Good




$1 2143 Emoji Money Neutral
$2 2149 Movie Money Neutral
$3 2177 Wild 100 Neutral
$3 3227 Cross Word Neutral
$4 1175 Cash For Life Neutral
$5 2171 Bingo Doubler Neutral
$5 2135 Cross Tripler Neutral
$5 2183 Fast 500 Neutral
$5 2126 Sizzling 5's Neutral
$5 3103 The Big Spin Neutral
$10 2155 Cash Blowout Neutral
$10 3071 Bingo Multiplier Neutral
$20 2052 Supreme Neutral
$20 2168 Cash Club Neutral
$20 2172 Super Set For Life Neutral




$3 3029 Bingo Poor
$20 2156 Celebrate 2020 Poor




$3 2142 Pac Man Terrible
$5 3101 The Big Spin Terrible
$10 2162 Super Money Terrible