I thought so. I was saying to myself, are these the original designed Magnum II machines, or is it just called Magnum? And to be fair, I think that the first generation Magnum models are better than the newer Magnum II machines.
The Irish National Lottery used a Criterion I machine for its Lotto draw from 1988 to 2002. When Lotto Plus was introduced in 2000 they used a Halogen I machine for this second draw. Then when Lotto Plus 2 was introduced in 2002 they used Criterion II machines for all three draws. And since 2006 they've been using Revolution machines for all three draws. Lotto Extra flopped in the UK because matching all six numbers was the only prize tier. 90% of players in Ireland add Lotto Plus to their Lotto ticket as all three draws (Lotto, Lotto Plus 1, and Lotto Plus 2) have these prize tiers: Match 6 Match 5 + Bonus Match 5 Match 4 + Bonus Match 4 Match 3 + Bonus Match 3 Match 2 + Bonus
What happened if 2 contestants tied after 90 seconds. Would there be a tiebreak. I think they could give an extra globe at the first question to guarantee the outcome of the game.
The day when the original Magnum II machines debuted, replacing the older Criterion models previously used for Lotto & Lotto Extra.
Sam Bee No, this is the Magnum I.
I thought so. I was saying to myself, are these the original designed Magnum II machines, or is it just called Magnum?
And to be fair, I think that the first generation Magnum models are better than the newer Magnum II machines.
Magnum II Appeared in 2009 for the lottery's 15th birthday
@@danielrojosbackupaccountdo1414 I know that.
The Irish National Lottery used a Criterion I machine for its Lotto draw from 1988 to 2002. When Lotto Plus was introduced in 2000 they used a Halogen I machine for this second draw. Then when Lotto Plus 2 was introduced in 2002 they used Criterion II machines for all three draws. And since 2006 they've been using Revolution machines for all three draws.
Lotto Extra flopped in the UK because matching all six numbers was the only prize tier. 90% of players in Ireland add Lotto Plus to their Lotto ticket as all three draws (Lotto, Lotto Plus 1, and Lotto Plus 2) have these prize tiers:
Match 6
Match 5 + Bonus
Match 5
Match 4 + Bonus
Match 4
Match 3 + Bonus
Match 3
Match 2 + Bonus
Jackpot report.
Thunderball: 2 winners of £250,000 each.
Lotto: 3 winners of £1,747,728 each.
Lotto Extra: 1 winner of £5,154,428
What happened if 2 contestants tied after 90 seconds. Would there be a tiebreak. I think they could give an extra globe at the first question to guarantee the outcome of the game.
If that happened there would indeed be a tiebreak question
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