Lottery Systems That Work

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You’ve seen the shiny lottery systems, may have even bought one. It didn’t work of course. So are there any lottery systems that work?

There is so much lottery junk online. Not just systems, but bad advice and poor information everywhere.

Just dare to ask what really works in an online lottery forum — you’ll get 10 ‘experts’ swearing on their mother’s life that asking Felix the psychic feline is the only way to win 🙂

Then another 10 who say system ‘x’ works. Because they never won a thing before, until they started playing using system ‘x’ and matched 3 out of 6 on the first try…

Whilst failing to tell you that they bought 20 times more tickets than they ever did before (the real reason).

Results Mean Nothing (Wait, What?)

The thing is that individual results do not mean anything.

I know that sounds a bit backwards. But because the lottery is so very hard to win — isolated results one way or the other do not mean anything useful. More data is needed.

You Need See The Big Picture

Here’s a good example why:

Take Gail Howards wheeling books – some of the oldest lottery systems online. The smartluck.com website hasn’t been run by Gail for a long time and now includes quite a lot of factually incorrect and misleading advice.

But the site is full of testimonials of people who have won jackpots. And they are real winners too. So the system must truly work then, right..?

Well, no, not really.

These people have NOT really won because of any secret system. They won because 100,000 Gail Howard fans have been buying lots of tickets for 30 years (yes, over 30 years!).

And because they were told to play games that are easier to win (i.e. Pick 5).

Some of that advice did nothing to help. Some of it even hurt them.

What About The 99.9% Who Lost!

So what happened to the other 99,900 people who bought Gail’s books and software but haven’t won..?

Did they not bother to use it? Did they not implement the ‘clever techniques’ properly? Or were they just unlucky.

How can they claim these are lottery systems that work if the vast majority do NOT win when they use them?

Smart Luck Or Plain Random Luck?

And this is something you need to watch out for. Is the seller making impossible claims?

Or more subtle but still common — are they using genuine facts in a sneaky way? For example, only showing the winners and not being honest about all the losers.

If you use any system (no matter how good) and instantly win big, it means you were lucky.

That’s because nothing can truly ‘beat’ the lottery.

Yes, you can maximise your chances of winning (hopefully that’s why you are here!). But some luck will always be involved.

If everyone who used one of those systems won big within, let’s be generous here and say 10 years, that would really mean something.

But it can’t happen that way. You can do a lot better than you are probably doing right now, but the lottery just doesn’t work in any way that can be ‘beaten’. One of the worlds best math Professors (a real one!) actually stated that in this newspaper article.

A better chance of winning is the best that you can expect from any system. And yes, that is worth pursuing.

So Are There Any Lottery Systems That Work?

It really depends on what you mean by ‘work’, and exactly what those lottery systems claim to do.

So when I assess and test lottery systems, I’m looking at the value of the insights and strategies that they offer. But I’m also looking at what they claim they can do for you, and if they are making innaccurate claims or giving bad advice.

Testing does not mean using them for a week or two (that proves nothing) and drawing unhelpful conclusions!

So when you read my lottery system reviews, bear in mind that anything I do recommend has value.

Because I’m one of the very few voices online that won’t recommend lottery garbage for a sly backhander.

What About Free Systems?

To be honest there is probably way more ‘well meaning junk’ out there than ‘dishonest junk’.

People put a lot of effort into fiddling with Excel spreadsheets etc. So they become very attached to their ideas and may even genuinely think what they are doing is helping.

They then enthusiastically share those ideas with others without ever proving what they are doing works. Commonly (from my long experience) they don’t even know how to prove it. They don’t mean harm, but they are doing it anyway.

If you want free, get my tips here. It’s not a ‘system’ but it will help improve your chances.

37 Comments so far ↓

  • Mark

    I think that the number of players using wheeling systems such as 7 tickets covering 7 numbers in the UK lotto has gone down since UK Lotto’s ticket price doubled to £2 from £1 i.e what was a spend of £7 or £14 per week has doubled to £14 or £28 per week! Incidentally the lotto jackpot seems to roll over more frequently since the lotto ticket price increase.
    Mark

    • Cornelious Donnellan

      The doubling of the price to £2 wasn’t that bad. How many other ‘products’ have remained the same price for 20 years? The REAL problem is the introduction of the additional 10 numbers taking the pool from 49 numbers to 59. That has more than TRIPLED the odds against you from 13,983,816 to a mammoth 45,057,474.

  • Daniel

    Hi LG. What happened with Win Lotto Systems. I woud like to buy it but it is no longer available. How can I get one? Thank you in advance for helping me.

    • LG

      Hi Daniel,

      Will apparently had some problems with his payment processing people – while he was on holiday too – so it took some time to get it resolved. He tells me he’s now back up and running again though, so you can now get Win Lotto Systems again from his website here.

      Hope that helps.

  • Richard Ofori

    Dear Sir, can you help me with a good strategical lottery book?

  • Shelley

    Hello Lottery Guy

    Wow what a breath of fresh air finding you, I almost bought Lottery Destroyer since I just got an email about it and watched the 5 min video, but before I bought I thought I’d do some reviews and BAM there you were…

    I will def sign up to your blog and keep a close eye on your system reviews. It’s nice to believe you have all our best interest at heart.

    Thanks from Canada.

  • Shawn DeCoste

    My theory after talking to a bunch of lottery winners and having a family who constantly wins the lottery, bingo and raffles more than other participants is that you will win if you NEED to spend the money on something GOOD.

    Life and physics cater to need. Anything we need in life as living beings is granted by physics and is possible regardless of our means to obtain it. For every disease there is a possible cure. For every problem there is a possible solution in life and probably a product or service devoted to it already.

    Pain is the connection between physics and logic that indicates need and teaches us everything. Every decision we ever make is based on pain or perceived pain which indicates need. We’re not going to ever make the decisions to take actions that hurt the most in the long run unless they’re mistakes. The design of life works exclusively in favor of the need to survive.

    Pain is perfect. We have an expectation of pain that it will accurately indicate how much need we have and give us the right amount of motivation to fulfill our need and alert others of our needs when we are having obvious pain and our pain WILL BE OBVIOUS! Others will help us. God helps those in need. Pain is the most honest friend any of us will ever have.

    A person’s karma indicates how good of a person they are. The best karma indicates that a person has THE BEST NEEDS and the best karma brings the best of luck as God, life, and physics help those in the best need to promote survival.

    I took a karma test last night and by process of elimination I obtained a perfect score and the results indicated that I’m likely to win the lottery. Good karma is obtained by strict adherence to virtues, especially patience, honesty, temperance, frugality, contentment, courage, perseverance, persistence, fairness, tolerance, respect, self respect, kindness, generosity, forgiveness, compassion, contribution, appreciation, responsibility, faith, attention, understanding and humanity.

    So for winning the lottery, want in one hand and need in the other and see which one gets filled first. You have to need it!

    • LG

      Hey Shawn

      Thanks for stopping by, and for your comment.

      It’s a nice theory. But I don’t think ‘need’ or ‘karma’ really make any difference to our chances of winning.

      That’s not to say you shouldn’t live a virtuous life – we should all be doing that anyway, without the promise of any reward 🙂

  • Dragan

    Hi there..
    I wanted to know if Iliya Bluskov has Systems with pick 7 in his book ’cause our lotto, I mean the lotto in my country, plays 7/34 so please see if there’s anything like this can you let me know. Thanks for the time to answer my question.

    • LG

      Hey Dragan

      If it’s a game with 7 main balls picked then no, Iliya’s systems will not work for you.

      I don’t know any source for good quality Pick 7 wheels at the moment. If anyone else can recommend something please add a comment here for Dragan.

      [Note: if it’s 7 balls total, but some of those balls are ‘Powerballs’ (i.e. supplementary balls drawn from a second set of numbers), like EuroMillions for example, you can use Iliya’s book for draws with 5 main numbers]

    • B

      If you contact Iliya Bluskov through his publisher, he will create a 7/34 system for you.

      He has created a 7/35 system for me and it cost 9 USD.

      You select two of the following:
      The amount of numbers you wish to play
      The guarantee
      How many combinations.

      He will then send you an email attachment.

  • Gary H

    Thank you Lottery Guy. I ordered several of the systems you reviewed – I totally agree, I got the shaft. JF Abate or ‘Success Publishers’, the latest scum bags told me not to order again! Good advice.

  • Mike

    A lot of people here are brilliant.

    I would like to know, can anyone here recommend a good Pick 3 or Pick 4 system?

  • Marlon

    Hey Lottery-Guy;
    Thank You for the advice. I bought Larry Blair System and it was some outdated mess. It also had some good advice about playing lotteries in small combinations of 3 numbers. And the one about the professor who is selling a system from a guy that is dying – well he must be living because I haven’t won anything from him yet. My advice to anyone is know thyself and follow your inner intution. It will tell you what is right not a lottery system – common sense.

  • Ronald Smith

    Just to ask, why do all the lottery fans fall for all these junk systems out there?

    I am saying this because I was one of the ‘mugs’, and lost money more than once as I did not get my money back. I have learnt my lesson. The lottery numbers cannot be predicted.

    • LG

      I guess people just ‘want to believe’. We like to think there is some undiscovered way to analyse those results and find a pattern that nobody else has found. [Most people here have bought at least one of the garbage systems I warn to avoid in my lottery systems reviews]

      When actually we should just sort out our basic playing strategy (I can do that for free). Then we can just enjoy playing while we hope for a win!

  • Rhonda Metcalfe

    I have read about so many winners so I decided to purchase the book, Ultimate Guide To Lottery Systems. I have send money order 11 days ago, would you kindly let me know when will it be delivered? Thank You. Kind Regards. Rhonda

    • LG

      Hi Rhonda,

      Er, that would really depend on where you bought it from..??

      It’s pretty hard to find these days, Iliya’s “Combinatorial Lottery Systems with Guaranteed Wins” (review pending) is much easier to get hold of, e.g. get it here on Amazon.

      • Veronica

        Lottery-Guy,

        Just curious, but did you ever get the chance to look into the “combinatorial lottery systems with guaranteed wins”? The review on Amazon shows people won some money.

        Thank you.

      • LG

        Hi Veronica

        I have now read it, but haven’t got as far as putting a review up yet (sorry!).

        In short though, it does exactly what it says, and is therefore a good book! So wahay, we finally found something else I can add to the Good Guy list 🙂

        The wheels in it are better than those provided by the ‘Gail Howard’ company – e.g. the same win guarantees using less combinations (i.e. cheaper). Gail’s book is also full of incorrect advice about how to pick numbers.

        My only reservations with Iliya’s book are that it can be a little hard to understand in places. Iliya Bluskov has a math Ph.D. which tends to make people talk in a very different language – but the stuff you need to understand is written in pretty good ‘normal speak’! But if anyone buys his book & gets confused, just ask me and I’ll be happy to explain.

        Only other thing is to make sure you know what you’re really buying. Wheeling is not a ‘magical beat the lottery’ system – you still need to be lucky enough to pick the right numbers!

    • Kris

      So Rhonda, did you ever get your book? Was it worth the cost? Did you win?

  • Joan

    Yes, please review Illya Bluskov, the Ultimate Guide To Lottery Systems too, I’ve heard this is a great book as well.
    Thank you

  • Tony Wright

    Great topic. I’ve also noticed there are so many lottery systems out there, I can’t decide which one or two I want to try. They all sound promising, but there’s that little voice in my head that keeps telling me no matter what system I decide to use, the lottery is still “random” and cannot be decoded if you will, by some tricky system.

    I just continue looking for “trends” because I’ve found that numbers do repeat or recycle themselves. You just have to keep a lookout for them. Also,I dont mind using quick-picks, I’ve had some success in the daily games (pick-3 and pick-4) using quick picks, guess I’m just lucky! There are those who will pull numbers from a hat, use birthdays, anniversaries etc. But for me, I just watch for trends, “hot numbers and cold numbers”. At the end of the day, it all comes down to te fact that the lottery is still “random”. Good luck to all!

  • John

    I wanted to thank you once again for the opportunity, to read up on Win Lotto Systems. The best information, was to use all the numbers, in the game. Ref: 1 through 47, use all 47 numbers in your play slips. I have been winning more often.

    • LG

      Good to hear – winning more often, until the big one comes along, sounds about right to me :-).

    • Andrew

      Ding ding ding goes the trolly! Great tip on using all #’s. This strategy hadn’t really formally occurred to me; until seeing it here in black and white. Just getting started on the ‘lotto tips emails’ . So am trying to absorb as much as I am able, and then to start drawing on the knowledge and applying the strategies.

  • Liam

    You should get Ilya Bluskov’s book ‘Combinatorial Lottery Systems‘.

    It’s a fact-based book written by a REAL Professor of Mathematics. He has various systems with guaranteed wins.

    It is well worth getting, especially if you are part of a syndicate.

  • Tino

    That was a good article by the Daily Mail. The Professor’s book, The Number Mysteries, reminds of Innumeracy that came out in the 90’s. It’s gonna be an interesting read.

    In regards to lottery systems, people will always believe what they WANT to believe (and it helps if they don’t understand math). If someone tells them that they can teach them to win the lottery, they’ll believe it because they want to believe it.

    • LG

      Yeah, it was a shame they spoilt the article with the silly headline – the stuff about coincidences and our perception of what is significant was really interesting.

      So true, people will always believe what they want. Thanks for the comment Tino.

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