Surely you couldn’t expect to make forty million predictions of which you were that confident and only be wrong once.
If it were 40 million predictions about lotteries of that size I could.
Don’t be so overconfident, apparently in 1997 New York ran a promotion that doubled the payouts of a single game on exactly 4 days in exactly 1 month, and payed out $1.40 to $1 on average.
That’s a different game though, where the odds of winning aren’t one in 40 million.
If it were 40 million predictions about lotteries of that size I could.
Don’t be so overconfident, apparently in 1997 New York ran a promotion that doubled the payouts of a single game on exactly 4 days in exactly 1 month, and payed out $1.40 to $1 on average.
That’s a different game though, where the odds of winning aren’t one in 40 million.