Frank's messages are still on REDG's Facebook page. I guess Benny thinks his name calling is appropriate for all the potential advertisers to see.
I see they didn't win the top prize and expect to get about $15,000 back. I don't blame them for trying, the jackpot was over $1.5 billion (cash value over $900 million, and about $500 million after federal taxes).
I'll usually play when the top prize is more than the odds of winning, and there are enough people playing to about cover all the possible number combinations. It's hard to pass up a chance to win over a billion dollars (or even several hundred million after taxes).
Back in the early 90's a group tried to buy all the number combinations to the Virginia lottery. It had a $27 million top prize, with only a little over 7 million different number combinations.
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