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Odds of Winning at McDonalds Monopoly 2010  
ODDS & ENDS 

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Here are the # of game pieces, prizes, ands of winning those prizes for the 2010 McDonalds Monopoly game:

	5,000     -             Fifty Dollars ($50) Cash  -             1 in 601,735
	1,500     -             One Hundred Dollars ($100) Cash             -             1 in 6,797,351
	250         -             Two Hundred Dollar ($200) SpaWish® Gift Certificate      -             1 in 36,950,005
	250         -             One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) Cash        -             1 in 36,950,005
	122         -             Beaches Resorts – The Luxury Included® four (4) Day/three (3) Night Family Vacation for two (2) adults & two (2) children fifteen (15) years or under         -             1 in 23,683,033
	8              -             EA SPORTS Trip -             1 in 1,200,022,974
	5              -             Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) Cash     -             1 in 568,154,634
	4              -             Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) Cash     -             1 in 704,260,028
	2              -             One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) Payable $50,000/yr for 20 years, no interest        -             1 in 273,825,959

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Comments: since when is math done backwards?? so there are 250 pieces giving $200 AND 250 pieces for $1000... the chances of winning should be the SAME!! keep these pieces in mind. now consider 122 pieces for beach resorts. there are LESS pieces available to win this than the &200 or $1000 prizes so the chances of winning the beach resort should be LESS as well. same thing for the upper levels of money prizes. simple high school math people. these odds are false. Comment by: jbecker09