The number combination ‘0000’ emerged as the second prize winner in the recent 4D draw on Wednesday (20 Nov).
The previous time such a feat had happened was over a decade ago when the number combination clinched first and second prizes in two consecutive months in 2014.
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Numerous netizens appeared disheartened by the results of the draw with some claiming that “nobody [will] buy” such a combination.
One netizen even took to the Facebook group ‘Complaint Singapore’ to express his frustration. He posted the 4D results with the caption: “This type of number how to strike??”
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However, his post was met with disagreement as other netizens highlighted that all number combinations have technically the same probability of winning.
As there are 10,000 4-digit combination possibilities from 0000 to 9999, any combination one picks will have a 1 in 10,000 chance of a strike.
“Using your logic, how to strike using any number?” One netizen quipped in the comment section.
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Another user even called the OP out, suggesting that they are only complaining for the sake of it.
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Some lucky netizens also proved the OP wrong — boasting their 4D ticket with the ‘0000’ combination.
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Another user also shared that one person he knows has been buying the quadruple zero combination regularly, finally hitting the jackpot that day.
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Also read: Soh Rui Yong’s Champion Timing For Standard Chartered Marathon Wins 4D 2nd Prize
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Featured image adapted from နော်ကရင်မ ခင်မမ on Facebook.
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