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<p>Created page with &#39;Improving Your Chances of Winning The Lottery Almost everyone loves to discover interesting facts and statistics, however, most of the time they are glaringly pointless in real …&#39;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Improving Your Chances of Winning The Lottery<br /> <br /> Almost everyone loves to discover interesting facts and statistics, however, most of the time they are glaringly pointless in real life. A wonderful example of this would be the fact that 85% of people live north of the Equator. Another instance is that only 12% of people who set New Year’s resolutions will adhere to them.<br /> <br /> The odds of winning the lottery is roughly 14 million to 1. So what do you think the probability of winning it twice is? Well a Navy war veteran who survived a jet crash and escaped a P.O.W. camp in Korea got really lucky when he won it twice! What do you think the odds of that occurring is?<br /> <br /> The New York Times told of a guy in New York City, who was earning a normal wage as a superintendent, poured most of his funds into the lottery. In the hope, and false belief, that he could win a huge prize merely by buying additional random tickets Mr. Otero spent a whopping $30,000 a year on lottery tickets!<br /> <br /> The truth is that statistically, buying more tickets that are chosen randomly and not using a mathematical method does not increase your odds of winning a prize in the lottery at all!<br /> <br /> Statistics can tell us some dreary things. For example, if somebody gets a UK lottery ticket on a Monday, for a weekend draw, they are more probable to be dead when the draw takes place than they are of winning the jackpot prize!<br /> <br /> Statistically you have a 14 million to 1 chance of hitting the lottery when you buy a lottery ticket. It will not matter how many tickets you buy, each one will have the same low odds. Buying more tickets does not\doesn't give you a better chance of winning. <br /> <br /> However, when you use statistics, probability and odds with the lottery something very interesting happens to the statistics. Lottery wheeling, for example, is a nifty way to increase your odds of taking home a grand prize in the lottery.<br /> Are you tired of looking for a Lottery System sure to give you that jackpot win? Would you like immediate access to an amazing lottery system that is certain to give you at least one grand win? Then check out the lotto system that teaches you [http://www.howtowinthelotteryguaranteed.com/how-to-win-the-lottery how to win the lottery] which was developed by a Math Professor who won the lottery 3 times in a row and 5 times in all. <br /> When you employ a wheeling system the chances of bringing home a top prize are improved by millions to 1. When you add merely one number to your pick (in a 6 from 49 lotto draw) you increase your odds of winning by millions, literally! Wheeling systems ask you to invest more money in the lottery, because you need buy more tickets, but by doing so, and by doing it in a mathematically accurate fashion; you increase your odds of winning the lottery jackpot.<br /> <br /> In the UK lottery just wheeling an additional number (so you pick 7 numbers rather than the standard 6) you increase your chances of winning from 14,0000,000 to 1 to only 500,000 to 1!<br /> <br /> Although wheeling is not the most successful of lottery systems (there are much more accurate ones that ensure a win) if Mr. Otero had utilized such a system (and his $30,000 a year lottery stake money) and played it with a 6 from 49 draw he might have been celebrating a lottery win a long time ago!</div>

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