We are now working on the layouts for the (1) lotto pool page, (2) Member page, (3) admin Page ....Once done, which should be this week, we we will start coding the lotto pools.
What we are creating here is very complex. When completed, you will be able to pool your funds with other members. For example, instead of you buying 15-40 numbers, you buy one number for $1 and split the cost and prize with other members. Thus, if you don’t win, you are only out $1. But when you win and it will be often, you make a lot more.
**Each pool will have a max of 35-40 numbers for sale per drawing...You can buy one number or if you want to increase your prize share you buy more numbers. Prize amounts are divided by the numbers sold. In other words, if only 10 numbers sold on a prize of $150 box game, it’s $150 div 10 = $15 per number on a $1 bet. If you buy more than one number, your prize share goes up. For example, $5 on a $150 prize gets you 5numbers x $15=$75 prize, etc. There will be higher prize amounts. **
The great thing about the pools is that it can be applied to all lotteries even Cash5, Pick6, megamillions and powerball. Thus, you will be able to choose the lottery game and buy your number(s) pooling your number(s) with others. Anyone of the pooled numbers win, you win. NOW IMAGINE when megamillions was at a Billion and all those millions of people played. They had little chance of winning on their own BUT if they pooled their money together, they would have had a better chance to win. And not just pool their money together, they would use Lottodds filters to choose numbers with a high chance of winning. And they could also buy tickets on their own. The idea is to get as many people as possible to start joining a lotto pool online even if they still buy tickets at the store. To accomplish this, we are streamlining the process and giving the member full control of when, where and how they want to join a pool. Thus, within a matter of seconds, an existing member can jump onto a pool and buy a number with a click of a button.*