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May 6, 2015

I'm developing a Lottery system. Here are some background information:

- Total 48 numbers
- Draw 6 numbers + 1 extra number
- each Bet select 6 numbers

And the Prize:

Prize
Selected Matched
Extra number Matched

1st
6
No

2nd
5
Yes

[Code] ...

Below is my proposed table design (simplified):

Draw table
Column
Datatype

DrawDate
date
Primary Key

ResultNumber1
tinyint

[Code] ....

There will be millions of Bet for a Draw. I need to write a stored procedure to check which bets won the 1st ~ 7th prizes. How to write a query to match the bets with the draw result? The query should be run within 1 minute. And should I change my table design?

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