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Do you play the Mega Millions, the Canadian 6/49
lotto, California lotto, UK lottery, Euro Millions, Texas Lottery, US lotteries,
Australian lotto, or any other of the world's lotto games for that matter?
Whichever lottery you play, you have one thing in common with the rest of us -
to win, we need all the help we can get!
There’s a National Lottery game show in the UK that’s called ‘In It To Win
It’ and that about sums up the most important factor in any lottery game –
you do have to be in it (buy a ticket) to win it. BUT if
you just ‘do’ the lotto and ‘hope’ to win, then the odds really are stacked
against you. Here’s why……...
Winning the lottery is a numbers game and that means – more entries gives
you more chances of winning. There is a limit though to how many entries
a sane person can afford to risk every week. However the fact remains, if you
play multiple tickets in one draw you stand a better chance of winning than
playing 1 ticket for multiple weeks. Because it's a random numbers game, all we
can do is reduce the odds of losing and let luck and chance play their part.
Playing any lotto or lottery game can be fun, very exciting and also very
lucrative – particularly if you win the jackpot of course. On the other hand, it
can be quite disappointing if you’re one of those people who never seem to win
anything. Have you ever felt like that? No matter what you do, or how much you
spend, you just can’t seem to come out ahead. On the other hand there are people
who seem to have all the luck in the world and no matter what they do,
they win – over and over again. Now these wins may well be small compared
to some of the lottery jackpots that are around nowadays, nevertheless, winning
is better than a losing and regular small wins can mount up.
The odds of winning a lottery jackpot are quite simply staggering. If you play
just one line a week in a typical 6-from-49 draw you have around a 1 in 14
million chance of winning the jackpot. Playing that 1 line a week would take you
about 268,919 years to hit the jackpot! I don’t know about you but I can't wait
that long and I want it to happen in this lifetime – while I’m still young
enough to enjoy it! Sadly, the only way to guarantee winning the jackpot is to
buy every possible combination of numbers. Well, I haven’t got that kind of
money so that’s out too. I guess we’re all limited in one way or another by both
time and money. So what’s the answer? These tips could well give you the
advantage over other lottery players....
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