In general, one is less interested in the probability of winning than in how much on average one could 'expect' to win when one gambles. To compute the expected payoff on a bet one multiplies the amount of each payoff (prize) times the probability (odds) of getting that payoff, and adds these together. Note that if one ignores the Jackpot (See
Reasonable Expectation), which one has a chance of less than 1 in 1.5 million of winning, one's expected payoff on a $1 bet is only 22.75 cents:
(500*210 + 15*8,610 + 1*114,800 + 0*559,650 + 0*858,668) / 1,533,939 = .2275.
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