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Race to race, it all depends on the odds of the horses you used in your bet(s). Blindly, it all depends on the number of horses in each race.In a 10-horse field, you have a 1/90 chance of picking the exacta, 1/720 of picking the trifecta, and 1/5,040 of picking the superfecta. But a superfecta in a 5-horse field is just 1/120 chance where as an exacta in a 20-horse field (e.g. the Kentucky Derby) is a 1/380 chance.

It depends on the state you live in but the NMSQT “numerical index” typically ranges from around 212 to 223 (historically been pretty static but there is a chance the lower limit could drop or the upper limit increase by 1 for some states so be forewarned if you’re a borderline student in your state).Does Your PSAT Score Qualify for National Merit?The corresponding PSAT scores to the above numerical indices range from 1360 to 1500 (note that EBRW has twice the weight of Math - so warning to Math Wizzes who aren’t as strong in English) and these scores are based on your sub-scores and to be exact, you have to know the individual sub-scores but you can also estimate by using the formula provided by NMSQ for SAT confirming score and limiting the high subject score to 760 for PSAT rather than 800 for SAT.National Merit Scholarship Confirming SAT Score | High School, College, Success!Below are PSAT cutoff scores (so get those score or higher) using the numerical index calculation method found above along with the selection indices by state listed below that:State Cutoff 224Total EBRW Math1480 760 7201490 750 7401500 740 760State Cutoff 223Total EBRW Math1470 760 7101480 750 7301490 740 750State Cutoff 222Total EBRW Math1460 760 7001470 750 7201480 740 7401490 730 760State Cutoff 221Total EBRW Math1450 760 6901460 750 7101470 740 7301480 730 750State Cutoff 220Total EBRW Math1440 760 6801450 750 7001460 740 7201470 730 7401480 720 760State Cutoff 219Total EBRW Math1430 760 6701440 750 6901450 740 7101460 730 7301450 720 750State Cutoff 218Total EBRW Math1420 760 6601430 750 6801440 740 7001450 730 7201450 720 7401470 710 760State Cutoff 217Total EBRW Math1410 760 6501420 750 6701430 740 6901440 730 7101450 720 7301460 710 750State Cutoff 216Total EBRW Math1400 760 6401410 750 6601420 740 6801430 730 7001440 720 7201450 710 7401460 700 760State Cutoff 215Total EBRW Math1390 760 6301400 750 6501410 740 6701420 730 6901430 720 7101440 710 7301450 700 750State Cutoff 214Total EBRW Math1380 760 6201390 750 6401400 740 6601410 730 6801420 720 7001430 710 7201440 700 7401450 690 760State Cutoff 213Total EBRW Math1370 760 6101380 750 6301390 740 6501400 730 6701410 720 6901420 710 7101430 700 7301440 690 750State Cutoff 212Total EBRW Math1360 760 6001370 760 6101380 750 6301390 740 6501400 730 6701410 720 6901420 710 7101430 700 7301440 690 750State Selection Index for 2018 (2019+/-1)Alabama 216Alaska 213Arizona 219Arkansas 214California 222Colorado 220Connecticut 221Delaware 220DC 223Florida 219Georgia 220Hawaii 219Idaho 215Illinois 221Indiana 218Iowa 215Kansas 218Kentucky 217Louisiana 215Maine 217Maryland 222Massachusetts 223Michigan 219Minnesota 219Mississippi 214Missouri 217Montana 214Nebraska 216Nevada 218New Hampshire 218New Jersey 223New Mexico 213New York 221North Carolina 219North Dakota 212Ohio 218Oklahoma 214Oregon 220Pennsylvania 220Rhode Island 218South Carolina 215South Dakota 214Tennessee 219Texas 221Utah 215Vermont 216Virginia 222Washington 221West Virginia 212Wisconsin 216Wyoming 212Average Score 218So if you’re a well rounded high achiever you should be fine but if you’re not, it helps to be strong in English😊 but not as much if you’re strong in Math😮

There are currently ten "donor" states which means states whose balance of payments with the federal government sees them sending more money to Washington than they get back in services and contracts. The ten donor states with the largest negative balance of payments per capita (the biggest givers) are: Connecticut (- $4,000); New Jersey (- $2,368); Massachusetts (- $2,343); New York (- $1,792); North Dakota (- $720); Illinois (- $364); New Hampshire (- $234); Washington(- $184); Nebraska (- $164); and Colorado (-$95). The biggest of the 40 "taker" states, meaning they have a positive balance of payments and get more from the federal government than they send to D.C. are: Virginia ($10,301): Kentucky ($9,145); New Mexico ($8,692); West Virginia ($7,283); Alaska ($7,048); Mississippi ($6,880); Alabama ($6,694); Maryland ($6,035); Maine ($5,572); and Hawaii ($5,270). Donor States 2020