Powerball Event #2!!!

[justin_ator]

I actually wrote a program as well, bobogoobo. (:

boredom ftw.

Bobogoobo: [8,10,15,18,26][13][36] - 0
Xiz: [2,10,32,48,55][24][41] - 0
Breakdown16: [4,13,26,38,50][21][31] - 0
Spoiled Milk: [2,14,19,22,23][7][42] - 2500
Nick Skyline: [2,7,21,35,56][14][8] - 0
FrankLovesGames: [12,24,36,45,59][27][55] - 0
axith: [8,11,12,45,47][12][38] - 0
rushyrulz: [3,9,17,20,43][13][4] - 0
Riotpolice: [3,24,45,47,57][14][18] - 0
DossarLX ODI: [3,5,6,7,9][10][12] - 500
T-Force: [3,8,14,39,41][33][16] - 1000
Jerry DB: [4,7,11,21,55][13][42] - 0
Coachjr7241: [5,17,21,24,27][21][7] - 500
garquillex: [3,14,17,24,37][34][9] - 0
catzeye21138: [9,11,32,35,41][22][7] - 0
Wayward Vagabond: [10,12,19,32,53][11][48] - 0
justin_ator: [10,17,23,31,49][23][46] - 500
TheSaxRunner05: [6,27,43,49,51][18][23] - 1000
jibgilmon: [6,12,23,45,54][16][27] - 500
SC_coolguy44: [1,3,10,22,47][26][59] - 500
Yoshiisland: [9,19,36,45,52][6][34] - 500
TalesofFan2012: [5,17,24,31,45][10][35] - 500
I like it: [7,13,23,37,45][9][30] - 500

edit:
Pros: tells which numbers were correct, and outputs the number of credits they got after that; numbers don't have to be in any particular order
Cons: Entries need to be in this exact format
"username,#,#,#,#,#,#,#"

And I'll update the payouts to reflect the new rules obviously

double edit; just changed the printout to print user's names in red when they've won any credits

triple edit: I might just write the payout section as something you can change on your own as well, so you wouldn't even need me to change it each time in the program

[Bobogoobo]

Originally Posted by justin_ator

I actually wrote a program as well, bobogoobo. (:

Hah, interesting. This was the output from mine, more function-oriented (for the person running the event) than display-oriented (for the participants, other than to see what they won). I just put in the list from the OP and the winning numbers and the result is sorted by amount won and then by the order in the OP (I assume entry order). Updating payouts might be a pain the way I did it, dunno how to improve that. But oh well :P

[justin_ator]

Originally Posted by Bobogoobo

Hah, interesting. This was the output from mine, more function-oriented (for the person running the event) than display-oriented (for the participants, other than to see what they won). I just put in the list from the OP and the winning numbers and the result is sorted by amount won and then by the order in the OP (I assume entry order). Updating payouts might be a pain the way I did it, dunno how to improve that. But oh well :P

Intriguing, indeed. I could probably organize it by payout if I spent the time to actually run it all through a sort, but didn't feel like it lmao. In terms of the format... I want to rewrite it to read it with the format he has, but even then spacing would be super important within the brackets.

[Bobogoobo]

Originally Posted by justin_ator

Intriguing, indeed. I could probably organize it by payout if I spent the time to actually run it all through a sort, but didn't feel like it lmao. In terms of the format... I want to rewrite it to read it with the format he has, but even then spacing would be super important within the brackets.

Yeah, I have a pretty easy-to-use sort function from class so that was easy to do. I dunno what language you're using or what all the different languages can do, but I'm using Python and used eval() for the main five picks so it didn't matter (did have to fix one number that was "06" manually though). Same for the other two since int() removes any spaces.