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According to what the Mirror branded as an exclusive interview in September:Primrose said:Think I might wait for the surprise ring on the front doorbell. - or don,t they do old fashioned hiuse visits these days for fear people might think they're scammers?Due to the Covid pandemic Agent Million cannot visit people face to face. She won't reveal how they have been contacting people, apart from to say: "We still successfully deliver the two jackpot prize winners every month. Covid has not stopped Ernie from spreading the good news."0 -
Lucked out with a £1,000 win on £20,625 in December’s draw 🥳6
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£25 on 50k0
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Congrats on 1k win, nice to see someone getting more than a few £25’s
not done well at all this year, worked out at only 0.85%.
Much lower than previous years
Possibly because so many bonds been bought or bad luck?0 -
The prize fund dropped from 1.4% to 1% in December 2020SallySunshine said:Congrats on 1k win, nice to see someone getting more than a few £25’s
not done well at all this year, worked out at only 0.85%.
Much lower than previous years
Possibly because so many bonds been bought or bad luck?
Never let the perfume of the premium overpower the odour of the risk0 -
Indeed, and, allowing for the distorting effect of the small number of large prizes, the expected 'average luck' return is more like 0.9%, so 'only' 0.85% isn't particularly bad luck at all.Ifts said:
The prize fund dropped from 1.4% to 1% in December 2020SallySunshine said:Congrats on 1k win, nice to see someone getting more than a few £25’s
not done well at all this year, worked out at only 0.85%.
Much lower than previous years
Possibly because so many bonds been bought or bad luck?
As the prize fund is percentage based, more bonds being bought makes no difference to the odds of winning, i.e. £95.8m prizes for 115m bonds this month is the same percentage as the £82.5m paid out from 99m bonds a year ago....0 -
0 for me 2nd month in a row 😩🙄 But 4 x 25 and 1x1000 for other half 😊😊😊. Both hold max £50000 😊😊0
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3 x £25 on just over £40kMakes a nice change0
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Big fat 0 for me with the max holding and ending my 6 month run of prizes.Make £2023 in 2023 (#36) £3479.30/£2023
Make £2024 in 2024...0 -
500 pounds here ....1
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