It may be true that there have been quite a few lotto winners who won their prizes through pure luck. However, there are also a good amount of winners who never relied on luck at all. What about those winners who are "lucky" enough to hit the jackpot more than once, do you think their good fortune is purely down to luck? If you think such wins may be due to more than mere luck then you will be interested in reading on!
Although the nature of the lottery is for the vast majority of players to lose so that an extremely small group of people can win there are things you can do to ensure you are not in the larger group of losers.
Using mathematics and a solid scientific approach it is possible to greatly increase your chances of having a winning lottery ticket.
The problem with most lottery players is that they pick their numbers randomly. Sure there are players that might have, what I will loosely call, a "system" like choosing birthdays, significant dates or numbers that are meaningful to them but they do not have a solid mathematical formula that they follow.
When you pick numbers in any way except when through a sound and provable mathematical formula you have an astronomically small chance of winning the jackpot.
To illustrate this point let's look at the National Lottery in England. To win this lottery you must pick the 6 winning numbers from the 49 offered to you.If your 6 numbers are a match to the 6 numbers drawn in the lottery then you win the jackpot.
The odds of winning the UK National Lottery jackpot prize with a random ticket are 14,000,000 to 1.
With odds of 14 million to 1 you have greater odds of being hit by lightning and dying than you do of winning the top prize.
What you need to do, if you want to ever win a significant prize in the lottery, is to get a system that is based on mathematical principles and has been proven to work. Just buying random lottery tickets will get you nowhere unless you are an extremely lucky person!
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