or nice map/grep exercise...
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my $draw = [ qw( 13 15 18 22 41 48 ) ];
my $bets = [
        [ qw( 09 13 18 33 39 42 ) ],
        [ qw( 02 18 32 36 39 42 ) ],
        [ qw( 05 12 21 22 28 42 ) ],
        [ qw( 03 14 18 33 34 36 ) ],
        [ qw( 15 22 26 41 38 48 ) ],
        [ qw( 06 14 24 26 42 48 ) ],
        [ qw( 10 28 30 35 36 43 ) ],
        [ qw( 03 05 08 14 16 35 ) ],
        [ qw( 08 18 21 35 46 47 ) ],
        [ qw( 03 15 22 25 46 48 ) ],
        [ qw( 01 11 38 44 45 49 ) ],
        [ qw( 14 23 38 39 48 49 ) ],
        [ qw( 07 17 21 32 45 48 ) ],
        [ qw( 07 36 37 39 40 41 ) ],
        [ qw( 07 12 20 29 36 43 ) ]
       ];

map {
  my $bet = $_;
  my $hits = 0;
  map {
    my $one = $_;
    $hits += grep { $one eq $_ } @$bet;
  } @$draw;
  print join $", @$bet, "-->", $hits, $hits > 2 ? "*" : "", "\n";
 } @$bets;

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