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Do you have the hidden abilities needed to win lotto? Have you got the talent to pick the top lottery winning number?
If you want to know what your chances of winning lottery games can be, I've identified several little-known ways that reveal why some people get all the luck, and others get none. I have devised a simple and quick quiz that will tell you:
Whether you have the desire to win.
Whether you have the skills to win.
If you can beat the odds and win.
It will tell you a lot about yourself as well is improving your lottery strategy. Let's go!
Q1: How often do you visit your local lotto shop to play?
a. Once a month
b. Once a week
c. Twice a week
d. Only occasionally
Q2: How much do you spend each game?
a. Up to $5
b. Over $20
c. My whole housekeeping budget
Q3: How many tickets do you play in each game?
a. Up to 10
b. 10-50
c. Over 50
Q4: Do you believe you're lucky?
a. Yes, definitely
b. Sometimes
c. Never
Q5: Do you have a plan for winning lotto?
a. Yes
b. I have a vague idea
c. No plan, I'm just waiting till it happens to me
Q6: Do you often have a hunch that the next game will be yours?
a. Yes
b. No
c. I've never thought about it
Done that? OK, check these answers against yours.
Q1: Good luck is measured by frequency. That means the more you do something, the greater success you will have with it. That means playing lotto often. Imagine trying to throw and hit a stake in the ground with a horseshoe (Silver Lotto System owners will know what I'm talking about here!)
If you have only 1 horseshoe and you miss, your chances are gone forever. However, if you have 50 horseshoes, just imagine how many times increase in 'luck' you would have each time you threw. Yes, a lot! The more you play, the more you hit. So the correct answer is (c). Playing twice a week works best. But before you try and reach that frequency in your play periods, keep reading to find the right balance in a winning lottery system.
Q2: The amount you spend also plays a big part. Let's say you're playing poker with your buddies for pennies. After an exhausting 5 hour marathon, you've won the kitty - and it's 350 pennies. You got it just by betting a few pennies per game like everyone else. OK, that's a measly $3.50 you got paid for your skills and time. Now, if that were $350,000.00 - wouldn't the game be more worth it?
So raise your stakes and improve your win. Don't bet with pennies. The answer is if you play over $20 per game as in (b), you'll get vastly better odds and results. But don't blow your spending money - it isn't worth the stress.
Q3: Remember, again--the more you play, the better the pay! The more lines you use in each lotto game, the more improved your odds. After reading the past two answers, it makes sense doesn't it? Over 50 lines (c) is the best answer for everyone.
Q4: Luck can be learned. And luck can be increased. Luck is actually nothing more than "doing more of everything." Want to increase your chances of finding a car number plate with "7" in the number?
- Unlucky: Stand at a deserted side road where only one car a day passes you.
- Less unlucky: drive in a car on the motorway and watch the cars that pass you.
- Very lucky: Stand at the side of the motorway at peak hour and watch every car that passes.
Can you see how frequency equals luck in winning? It doesn't matter what your answer is... do more of everything.
Q5: A plan (a) is essential, no question. If you don't have one, it's like driving blindly down every road until you find the route that takes you to your destination. Example: I have a GPS navigation system for my cars. I type in the street number in any country I visit, and it takes me efficiently right to the door without missing a beat. It is my own goal-getter that never fails, because it knows what I want--I typed it in!
For years I used guesswork, a hard-to-read map and I occasionally asked strangers to find out where to go. Even then I usually failed. Without a certain pathway to get you there, you'll always be lost--or else take a long time to get where you want to go.
Q6: Business people work on hunches a lot. And many of them are successful because they build upon years of experience to make their decisions correctly. But in lotto, there's no such way. Hunches are useless.
You might have 20 years of experience in selecting numbers and still not get a win. You need something that bypasses hunches and intuition, and gets down to the nitty-gritty facts. Answer (c) is correct.
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