The thing that separates a real life lottery from this is that real life lotteries can be entered multiple times each day. This is one time a week (although this has a MUCH better chance at a jackpot than a real life lottery) that completely invalidates all numbers if you don't have the last number correct, something that a real life lottery doesn't do. At the current chance it is a 1/10000 chance to win. At once per week it would statistically take around 96 years before you even break 50% chance to win (assuming a gambler fallacy model) and would cost 499k MPG. If you were to do all 10000 attempts and win the last, you will win a massive 1600 MPG...and have died of old age twice.
