How much does luck play a part in your lottery winning? The following newspaper item will make you think twice about how luck affects your winning opportunities...
According to this recent article, there exists a lucky lotto shop which has consistently had the highest number of lotto winners in the country... 32 first division winners and 158 second division winners.
But before you start emailing me asking how to buy some tickets from this place, let's read right to the end of the article where it says... "The pharmacy (drug store) rates fifth highest in the country for volume of sales, with about 3500 tickets sold each week..."
So this is the real reason.
The secret is "quantity." They had long queues of eager players.
Play a lot of tickets, get a corresponding lot of wins. Part of the success of any lottery system is due to this very fact, and it's the same reason this 'lucky' store achieved so many successful winners. The more you play, the more they pay.
But here's the twist...
If you don't have the right number combination to start with, playing a lot of tickets won't help you at all. It's more important to own a small razor-sharp selection of the right numbers than a great stack of 'maybe' numbers.
There's far more to a system than just playing more tickets. But frequency - both in the number of tickets you play and the period you play them - is key to your lotto success.
So, there is no such thing as a lucky shop. If you play in a so-called lucky shop in your town, you won't be any luckier than if you played at the shop with the least number of sales.
Understand how the figures work and don't be fooled. Use a system that works to get your success, not the place they are played.
