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Is a Powerball Syndicate a Viable Option?

January 10, 2016 by Emma Sandberg

A Powerball syndicate is one of the terms we have heard crop up, as the already world record breaking Powerball lottery jackpot did what most deemed impossible: Rolled over once more and broke the billion dollar mark by a considerable margin!

​Obviously there is nothing new under the sun. People have been pooling their money and arranging birthdays and lucky numbers in strategic groups in an effort to improve their odds of winning lotto prize money since forever. 

The advent of internet has however brought a new angle on the concept, a syndicate where a third party arranges the groups, purchases the entries and takes care of all the odds and ends.

POWERBALL SYNDICATE :: 70 CHANCES TO WIN EVERY WEEK

When you play in our syndicate, you get 35 chances to win in every single draw! There are of course 2 drawings per week, so a total of 70 chances.

The syndicate buys 10 tickets for every draw. If one of the tickets wins $1 Million, each member receives $100,000 (10 percent) of the prize money. If more than 1 ticket wins in the same draw, the same rules apply, so a prize of $100,000 on 1 ticket and $50,000 on another ticket would equal $15,000 for each syndicate member.

If you’re going to play, you may as well play big. That’s what the USA Powerball Syndicate is all about and what better time to give it a shot then now? If ever there was enough to go round, do you know what I mean? 

It currently stands at 1.3 billion US dollars, but mark my words, there will be more to come before the balls are let out of their cache on Wednesday night. Who knows what the eventual jackpot prize amount will be – it is already a bit beyond comprehension!

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How does it work?

Each share you hold gives you 35 chances to win your share of prize money in each draw. There are 2 draws every week. There are 70 shares in the syndicate and any prize money is divided equally between each share. Remember, the more shares you buy, the more chances you have to win!

How do I know if I have won?

On the day of the draw the winning numbers and the prizes for each category will be announced by the lottery operator. As soon as the syndicate gets this information, it will be communicated via email and, if you have won a major prize, they will contact you directly!

People around the world are scratching their heads, thinking how they can improve their chances of winning some of that jackpot.

In our mind, a syndicate is the first thing to consider, so we decided to share this information with you. You can visit the operators website via this link or by clicking the banner below. Best of luck!

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