Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
The Age of Bryan makes lottery odds legible
Simulatomy uses probability simulations to make huge numbers tangible; its available simulation asks how long a lifetime of EuroMillions tickets might take to win the jackpot.
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- The homepage says Bryan receives 10 EuroMillions grids at every draw, then reports no jackpot after 1,000 simulated years.
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The available example frames a lifetime of EuroMillions play as a sequence of draws, with Bryan receiving 10 grids each time. The homepage reports that a 1,000-year simulation still produces no jackpot, then contrasts that outcome with what savings might do over the same span. Birthday-paradox, Monty Hall, and martingale examples are listed as in preparation, not as available simulations.
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