Learn How To Increase Your Chances of Winning The Lottery Paperback – Illustrated, 14 Sept. 2010

Learn How To Increase Your Chances of Winning The Lottery]] [[ASIN:1452077460Richard Lustig is perfectly transparent about how he increased his chances of winning the lottery. He has even gone so far as to describe his method in considerable detail. For those who have played the lottery, and this must be just about everyone, Lustig's experience is available to all in his short mongraph, and clearly for many worth emulating. What he says you should not do is as important as what you should do, and therein lies the focus of his approach. It will be interesting to follow his future lottery successes.

I am sorry to say that I am a victim of my own gullibility. Author includes only very obvious, general advices like: "do not buy a lottery ticket on the day of a drawing as queues are longer in such days", or is ranting for three pages about people who dare to ask shop assistants to check their tickets for them - as it forces other people to stand longer in a queue and wait for their turn.Not a word about ANY strategies, no real advices regarding statistics or analysis of past draws.The title of the book is very mislading and I feel cheated.I thing this book really should come with a warning for potential buyers to prevent them from losing money.

basically pick your numbers and stick with them it did not help me at all

Just wish i lived in states as they have so many lotto's over there. I am trying to stick to advise in book

There's no informotion in this book don't buy it rather join the lottery winner university

Be a WINNER

This and other books like it are utter nonsense. It's perfectly obvious that anyone who knew how to win the lottery wouldn't spend time writing a book explaining it to others. They wouldn't need the money for a start. So why charge for it at all? Lottery numbers are totally random, unless the Lottery is fixed. Therefore any combination of numbers has as much chance as any other. He writes that you should never change your numbers because each time you lose, the odds of winning next time goes up. Even a remedial maths class student could tell you this is absolute rubbish.

The late Richard Lustig turned his hobby into a successful business. Lustig had countless media appearances, authored this book which was ranked No. 3 in the Amazon self-help category in 2013, and sold lottery software packages. A very positive and entertaining man who invested wisely and used his entrepreneurial skills to support himself and his family. Lustig had the gift of the gab and he utilized his talent show promoter skills to full effect. Lustig was a Finger in Every Pie kinda guy who also ran a successful talent agency providing mainly tribute act entertainment for casinos, city-sponsored & corporate events, and festivals. This talent agency has been ongoing for 35 years with a revenue of 5 million dollars it was his bread and butter.Lustig's total wins amount to a value of $1,052,205.58[13] (before taxes). Two of those wins were holidays rather than cash prizes, valued at $8,560.66 total. His first win was in 1993, and the last one in 2010:Win 1: $10,000 – January 1993 (scratch-off ticket)Win 2: $13,696.03 – August 1997 (Florida Fantasy 5)Win 3: "Wheel of Fortune" Holiday trip to Los Angeles – June 2000 (valued at $3,594.66) (scratch-off ticket "2nd chance drawing")Win 4: Elvis Holiday trip to Memphis – October 2001 (valued at $4,966) (scratch-off ticket "2nd chance drawing")Win 5: $842,152.91 – January 2002 (Florida Mega Money)Win 6: $73,658.06 – November 25, 2008 (Florida Fantasy 5)Win 7: $98,992.92 – August 9, 2010 (Florida Fantasy 5)However, others also have won the lottery multiple times using their statistical knowledge skills. A group of 32-person-strong betting group MIT students, a woman named Joan Ginther, who has a Ph.D. in Statistics from Stanford, won more than $15 million from a Texas lottery scratch card-based game, Stefan Mandel, a Romanian-Australian Economic Professors winning 14 times. Recently Jerry Selbee, and his wife Marge, a retired married couple whose lottery story is now a major feature film called "Jerry and Marge Go Large."My recommendation is to play every week if you can afford it. The late Richard Lustig clearly could do this because he had more than one source of income, savings, and investments. On the other hand, If money is tight then play when the Jackpot is high. Buy just one ticket that's all you need or you could purchase two tickets at a push one being your selected numbers and the other a lucky dip. If you play each draw you are paying for the jackpot to reach those dizzying heights. Save up instead and wait until MegaMillion/Powerball reaches $900-1Billion or it is the Euromillions Superdraw £173 plus there will not be too many rolls to pursue which will restrict your spending. If you are unable to purchase a USA lottery ticket you may be tempted by lottery results sites. You'll find them more expensive for the USA lottery games and charge an increase premium with high jackpots. They also may not be properly licensed, in addition, they don't contribute anything to charity and community like the actual lottery ticket games do.The book is expensive for forty pages but the 45 min audiobook is the price of a cup of coffee may inspire confidence. There are other topical lottery books in Amazon I think it worth doing the research and experimenting.That said...Good Luck!