Complete wheel
- Input
- Grupo de 9 dezenas da Powerball (1 a 69)
- Expected output
- 126 jogos, US$ 252,00
Guarantees all 5 hits if every drawn number is inside the pool.
Powerball wheeling
Wheeling Powerball means picking a pool larger than the 5-number simple bet and spreading it across several tickets. A pool of 9 numbers makes 126 games, costing $252 for the complete wheel, and guarantees the top prize if the 5 drawn numbers all land inside the pool.
Guarantees all 5 hits if every drawn number is inside the pool.
The smallest pool still worth wheeling, one more than the simple bet.
Costs less than the complete wheel, but does not guarantee the top prize.
It is a technique where you choose a pool of numbers larger than the simple bet and distribute those numbers across several games, following a covering rule. This guarantees a prize if certain hit conditions are met.
It is choosing a pool of numbers larger than the 5-number simple bet and spreading it across several tickets. A pool of just 6 numbers already makes 6 games, because choosing 5 out of 6 gives 6 different combinations.
Not per unit spent. Wheeling 9 Powerball numbers costs $252 because it buys 126 different combinations, each carrying the same 1 in 292,201,338 chance as any other simple bet. Wheeling trades the hope of a big, rare prize for more shots at a small one, it does not improve the draw's math.
126 games at $2 each, totalling $252. A smaller pool of 6 numbers costs $12: the cost scales by combination, not by number.
Usually not: the wheel spreads the 5 main numbers across games, and each ticket still picks its own Powerball number (1 to 26) separately. Wheeling both pools together would multiply the cost by up to 26.
Select more than 5 numbers; the tool builds the games from that pool.
Wheeling covers the main numbers only. Each ticket still needs its own Powerball, which you pick when you buy.
Generates every 5-number game from the pool. Guarantees the top prize if all drawn numbers are in your pool.