Customer Reviews

Basics Of Winning Lotto/Lottery

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Eventhough this book is low priced, it is a very good book indeed. The strategies are well explained in this book, and there are no mysteries to it. The author says everything direct. It talks about the different ways one can improve ones odds when playing the game.

This book has made the difference in my lotto play. Using the strategies contained herein, I've CONSISTENTLY won on a monthly basis. Over the past 6 months, I've actually made money. If you don't get this book. You're burning money.

Basicly this book is fantastic at giving the proper tools to help win the lottery after 11 yrs of mindless quick pick birthday numbers and traveling all over the state going in to different stores and picking #s and just winning 3 bucks i finally have a system to use. the book has more than one system but you can pick which is comfortable for you it does give an offer to buy special software but it is optional I just print a spreadsheet of my required #s and work with it.

I just started writing this after compleating my own set of #s mostly shown on the drawings now its just a matter of time i will definetly write back on the results.

But I an confident that this book is the one for all those looking to understand the system.
Also I recommend lottery winners guide by shayne jones to give good tips on what to do after winning like assigning a beneficiary taxes and the pros and cons of cash opt or annuity payments which is good to know so one wont make foolish mistakes.

This book is ok. I am unconvinced that it will help me to win any Lottos, but it is reasonably presented, if ultimately unconvincing (to me). Worth having a look at.

I did find some facets of the book very interesting such as conducting frequency analysis on numbers to see which ones show up most often and which numbers are overdue. The book does contradict itself, though, when it tells the reader not to indulge in Powerball because of the odds, yet the book dedicates several pages to playing Powerball. There are several examples of wheels in book that are interesting -- but in my own game playing style, I've made some modifications to these wheels to reduce redundancy. My advice to those that enjoy playing the lotto/lottery is: DEVELOP YOUR OWN PLAYING STYLE -- and work on developing your intuition, especially if you are a receptive to the concept. My gut feeling told me that the next round was going to draw low numbers and numbers that have shown up 4 and 5 times in the last year. So these were the type of numbers I wheeled. I didn't win but my numbers were very close to the winning numbers. I felt a sense of satisfaction because I improved my odds of winning, my decision making skills, and my ability to make an educated guess based on looking at the numbers rather than purely guessing. And these are just some of the reasons I play the lotto/lottery. The bottom line is this: KNOW YOURSELF AND KNOW WHAT WORKS FOR YOU. AND GO FOR IT WITH GUSTO! No matter what, you'll always come out a winner with that attitude.

Time and time again people play the lottery, but fall short
because some do not use any methods, but just pick whatever number comes to mind. Winning is about luck, and strategies
not just about picking whatever number.
The book has several chapters that talk about the ways, the
different ways one may improve on his game, Your lotto game.
It does not matter what game it is: Powerball, Texas Lotto, The Virginia Lottery because the literature will help you with what you want, and that is strategies. All you have too do is read the book plain and simple; i believe it is a small book because another Version of this book came out and is a litte bigger,but the author is still Professor Jones.

One method that will stick with you is the Frequency number theory. This Frequency theory talks about which number comes out the most in the lottery. The methods are simple to read, and are not time consuming as other books that offer strategies that you may think are good but are nothing but one thing: JUNK & PURE CONFUSION.
[...] Book is recommended.

Neat little book. I've been playing around with the pick3, and found the book a lot of help picking numbers. I've not spent too much money but I just enjoy watching the numbers come up. To see if my strategy works.

This is an interesting book, and seems to make sense but doesn't really tell how to adapt the "wheeling" technique for five-wheel lottos. Acceptable value for the price.

This book goes over a few strategies very briefly. I haven't tried any because they seem very time consuming without using software designed for this purpose. You still would have to get lucky to win big. If I can't retire off of the winnings it's probably best that I spend my energy concentrating on my day job.

It is easy to understand the analysis of numbers and position of numbers frequencies as reference for determining lotto numbers. I feel the combinations and wheeling systems are too complicated for beginning lotto players like myself.