Can we go back to arguing about how the odds work? The lower the number the better right?
Finally, you figured it out!
2016: Toronto I, Chicago I + II 2018: Seattle I + II, Chicago I + II 2020: Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, Hamilton, Nashville, St. Louis, Krakow, Budapest, Zurich
Aren’t the odds to score tickets based on city venues etc etc , if 10 thousand members all put in for 1 N.Y. show the odds of scoring are minuscule no?
The New York Yankees - Bronx borough; the New York Mets - Queens; the NY Rangers and Knicks - Manhattan; and the NY Nets - Brooklyn All play In New York City. the NY Islanders do not.
Can we go back to arguing about how the odds work? The lower the number the better right?
Finally, you figured it out!
The lower numbers makes NO DIFFERENCE in the most important part of the lottery: the initial draw.
It's only a factor if your number has been successfully pulled and IF you have selected reserved seating.
(I'd love to be shown wrong on this...)
Nooo that can’t be right
Fake news
I think I'm adding oranges to the apples (!) I am referring to one's membership number and the role it plays in the lottery.
Apologies for confusing things.
Your member numbers means squat when entering the lottery for tickets! Your number only comes into play for the reserved seating shows , GA is who lines up 1st gets the front of rail , senior members if they choose reserved seating usually get the best seats on the sides of stage if GA is in play ..
Can we go back to arguing about how the odds work? The lower the number the better right?
Finally, you figured it out!
The lower numbers makes NO DIFFERENCE in the most important part of the lottery: the initial draw.
It's only a factor if your number has been successfully pulled and IF you have selected reserved seating.
(I'd love to be shown wrong on this...)
Nooo that can’t be right
Fake news
I think I'm adding oranges to the apples (!) I am referring to one's membership number and the role it plays in the lottery.
Apologies for confusing things.
Your member numbers means squat when entering the lottery for tickets! Your number only comes into play for the reserved seating shows , GA is who lines up 1st gets the front of rail , senior members if they choose reserved seating usually get the best seats on the sides of stage if GA is in play ..
Pretty sure that's what I wrote a few posts above.
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Can we go back to arguing about how the odds work? The lower the number the better right?
Finally, you figured it out!
The lower numbers makes NO DIFFERENCE in the most important part of the lottery: the initial draw.
It's only a factor if your number has been successfully pulled and IF you have selected reserved seating.
(I'd love to be shown wrong on this...)
Nooo that can’t be right
Fake news
I think I'm adding oranges to the apples (!) I am referring to one's membership number and the role it plays in the lottery.
Apologies for confusing things.
Your member numbers means squat when entering the lottery for tickets! Your number only comes into play for the reserved seating shows , GA is who lines up 1st gets the front of rail , senior members if they choose reserved seating usually get the best seats on the sides of stage if GA is in play ..
Pretty sure that's what I wrote a few posts above.
Oh didn’t read back on the thread so yeah we’re in agreement on tickets
Can we go back to arguing about how the odds work? The lower the number the better right?
Finally, you figured it out!
The lower numbers makes NO DIFFERENCE in the most important part of the lottery: the initial draw.
It's only a factor if your number has been successfully pulled and IF you have selected reserved seating.
(I'd love to be shown wrong on this...)
Nooo that can’t be right
Fake news
I think I'm adding oranges to the apples (!) I am referring to one's membership number and the role it plays in the lottery.
Apologies for confusing things.
Your member numbers means squat when entering the lottery for tickets! Your number only comes into play for the reserved seating shows , GA is who lines up 1st gets the front of rail , senior members if they choose reserved seating usually get the best seats on the sides of stage if GA is in play ..
Pretty sure that's what I wrote a few posts above.
Oh didn’t read back on the thread so yeah we’re in agreement on tickets
Well at least we can agree on something.
2016: Toronto I, Chicago I + II 2018: Seattle I + II, Chicago I + II 2020: Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, Hamilton, Nashville, St. Louis, Krakow, Budapest, Zurich
If somebody ask me where I’m from I say the Bronx. Do I consider it New York City even though I pay New York City tax? The answer is no.
The state will find any way to tax your ass even tho your not in the means of Manhattan.
I was born and raised here and never met a single person in my life who said they live in the city to find out they meant Brooklyn.
Your referring to what locals mean when they say "the city" and I think
everyone here agrees with you that it refers to Manhattan.
But that's not really the question. A previous person posted a map and stated that the Barclay Center was not within the confines of New York City, which is incorrect.
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The New York Yankees - Bronx borough; the New York Mets - Queens; the NY Rangers and Knicks - Manhattan; and the NY Nets - Brooklyn All play In New York City. the NY Islanders do not.
The New York Yankees - Bronx borough; the New York Mets - Queens; the NY Rangers and Knicks - Manhattan; and the NY Nets - Brooklyn All play In New York City. the NY Islanders do not.
Some people even wonder where in New York is New Jersey.
(New York Giants/Jets/Red Bulls...ha!)
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Was unlucky enough to spend two nights in Brooklyn over Christmas. The whole place is citified. Give me suburbia any day.
Did you see anyone shit in the streets? My friend was there over Christmas as well and he was complaining about the city. He said he saw shit in the street and the people are sketchy. Luckily, I’ve never encountered that when I’ve visited. I like to visit, but I can take so much of the city. It’s very exhausting. I’m not use to the hustle and bustle. After 3 days, I’m ready to leave.
Now that I think about it the spicy for is the shows people should be going to. Nashville, St Louis, Denver, Phoenix! Pass on Canada. We always get shit shows.
Good thing I’ll never get to the GA line early enough to be at the rail center. Because if Ed threw the mic at me I’d have no idea what to sing. After 29 years I still don’t understand a single word.
@Lerxst1992 said: Im disabled so they let me in on my chair before everyone, it was incredible never in a million years did I expect that 🤘
Good thing I’ll never get to the GA line early enough to be at the rail center. Because if Ed threw the mic at me I’d have no idea what to sing. After 29 years I still don’t understand a single word.
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2018: Seattle I + II, Chicago I + II
2020: Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, Hamilton, Nashville, St. Louis, Krakow, Budapest, Zurich
It's only a factor if your number has been successfully pulled and IF you have selected reserved seating.
(I'd love to be shown wrong on this...)
Cincinnati 2014
Greenville 2016
(Raleigh 2016)
Columbia 2016
Cincinnati 2014
Greenville 2016
(Raleigh 2016)
Columbia 2016
Low odds % means low likelihood of winning that prize.
I am referring to one's membership number and the role it plays in the lottery.
Apologies for confusing things.
2018: Seattle I + II, Chicago I + II
2020: Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, Hamilton, Nashville, St. Louis, Krakow, Budapest, Zurich
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Cincinnati 2014
Greenville 2016
(Raleigh 2016)
Columbia 2016
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Some people even wonder where in New York is New Jersey.
(New York Giants/Jets/Red Bulls...ha!)