When you buy a lottery ticket (and do things right), you basically convert 1 or 2 bucks into a CHANCE to win a fortune.

I said: “… and do things right … !”

But some players think that chance is not there (or not big enough)

If you’re one of those lottery players, then do the following:

Think of any 5 numbers (and don’t play them).

Hey, you just saved yourself a couple of bucks.

Happy now? Of course not!

This “think of 5” and “don’t play”-system works really well for bad-luck junkies.

But that’s not what you are.

When you put your impatience aside, a whole new world will open up for you:
https://www.winslips.com/winslips-benefits.html

To your awesome success,

Stefan

Can any lottery system or number picker do better than what WinSlips does (with so few tickets)?

I am not trying to brag or anything, so please allow me to show you some true facts.

At the time of writing this post, when you take a closer look at Winslips‘ published test results, you will notice that Winslips experienced ZERO failures since the beginning of January 2018.

That means that all Powerball draw results since January 1 2018 felt within Winslips’ pre-selected probabilities (i.e. the footprint).

Can anyone do better?

Not a chance.

Furthermore, Winslips’ number reduction algorithm to SHRINK the original pool of numbers to a REDUCED and more manageable pool of numbers is guaranteed to be 100% fail-safe.

Picking numbers from a smaller pool of numbers is ALWAYS easier than picking an equal amount of numbers from a bigger pool of numbers. That UNIVERSAL lottery law is the basis on which Winslips was founded.

I created this ingenious tool because other lottery programs didn’t take into account that the vast majority of lotto players have a very limited playing budget.

For most jackpot games that are supported by Winslips, 6 combinations will do to squeeze a best possible chance out of the few dollars that typical players spend on tickets. If that’s too much, you can use Winslips to play one number combination as well.

I challenge anyone to provide more value and a better chance to win BIG with fewer tickets:
https://www.winslips.com

To your awesome success in 2018,

Stefan

Why would anyone play the EXACT same lottery combination in 3 different lottery stores?

I know EXACTLY why!

Here’s what happened …

On January 26th 2015, Verlyn Adamson bought 3 identical tickets at 3 different locations … and won the top prize of Wisconsin’s Supercash 3 times (3 x $350,000).

But this true story gets even more intriguing …

He performed the same stunt in August 2008, capturing the top prize of $350,000 on 4 separate tickets (4 x $350,000).

Hard to believe, right?

Here’s the official press release from the Wisconsin Lottery. (pdf-file)

I was puzzled by this for quite some time, but today … I know exactly WHAT he did, WHY he played the same combination multiple times, and HOW he did it.

This strategy is not for everyone, and the number picking process can be anything (In my view, you better use Winslips for that).

But the strategy as a whole is a real eye-opener.

Here’s HOW it works …

Let’s stick to Wisconsin’s Supercash.

You get 2 plays for $1

When you match 3/6 you get $1

So when you wager $1 to play 2 identical combinations, and match 3/6, you get 2 x $1

You make a $1 profit.

When you lose, your total loss is $1

Imagine you lost the first wager and decide to play the same 2 combinations for the next draw. (= $1 for 2 identical combinations again)

The following will happen.

When you win with this 2nd wager, you break even.

When you lose again, you have a total loss of $2.

To make up for that $2 loss, you need to play the same combination 3 times.

At this point, you add another “nearly-identical” combination (= 3 times the same combination + 1 time another combination that’s nearly identical to the other 3)

Want an example?

play 3 times this: 5-8-10-11-26-36
and 1 time this: 5-8-10-11-26-37

This will cost you $2

Your total wagering amount for this bet and previous bets is $4 at this stage (= $2 + $1 + $1)

• when you match 3/6 with all 4 combinations (5-8-10 for example) you win 4 times $1 and break even again
• When you match 3/6 with the 3 identical combinations (5-8-36 for example) you have a total loss of $1
• When you match 3/6 with that unique and “slightly different” combination (5-8-37 for example) you end up with a total loss of $3

To make up for that loss, you need to do “more of the same” while adding more and more near-identical combinations … until you make a profit or break even.

This is a special form of “progressive lottery wagering” or “progressive lottery betting” where players slowly expand their number coverage (almost like a slow wheel).

Progressive lottery players hope they will capture some MULTIPLE higher prizes while trying to break even (4/6 or 5/6 and – in Verlyn Adamson’s case – even 6/6).

But the exponential nature of this form of wagering has some real limits. It honestly ends somewhere.

If you wanna try this at home, then be warned.

If you don’t have sufficient funds, then progressive lottery strategies quickly end with a (big) hole in your pocket.

You don’t have any guarantee when you have sufficient funds either.

It’s “hoping for” at best, and certainly not a strategy for the average Joe Budget player.

For Mister and Misses Budget, Winslips is way more efficient and much better:
https://www.winslips.com/winslips-benefits.html

To your awesome success in 2018,

Stefan