Is it really possible to win the lottery without having to rely on pure luck? Can you really use a fool-proof system to win the lottery guaranteed? Does such a system even exist?

Anyone who has never really studied or taken a interest in mathematics believes that lotto games are lotteries in general are based on pure luck. You are either lucky enough to win or you aren't. However, other people, who know better, seem to have a lot more luck than everyone else!

Most people already know that in a standard lottery such as the UK's National Lottery your chances of winning the jackpot with a ticket bought in the usual manner are roughly fourteen million to one - not great odds. In fact if you choose your lottery numbers for a Saturday draw on Monday at random, or by picking birthdays or favourite numbers etc, or in any manner of way that is not based on the laws of probability, you have a better chance of being dead come draw time than winning the jackpot!

It can seem almost impossible to win any type of half-decent prize on the lottery when you have such low odds of 14 million to 1. However, these low odds only apply to tickets with randomly (non-mathematically) choosing numbers.

You can use a number of different systems to instantly and automatically improve your odds of winning a large prize, and even the jackpot. For example, a wheeling system that is employed by many lottery syndicate players involves choosing 7 numbers instead of 6 (for a 6 from 49 draw) and then "wheeling" the numbers so every possible combinations is covered. This system costs £28 in tickets yet gives you a half a million to one chance of winning the jackpot - not bad compared to 14 million to 1.

You will now realise why syndicates win lotteries much more often than individuals.

This type of lotto system is the most used amongst syndicate players and does greatly improve their chances of winning. However, it does not guarantee them a jackpot win. There are those that do however!

You can learn how to win the lottery with a method that is GUARANTEED to work! In fact the maths professor who created it has won 3 times.