Richard Lustig was an American who won the lottery 7 times between 1993 and 2010 and got more than 1 million dollars in prizes. He passed away in 2018 but left some tricks to get the coveted prize.
After getting his first prize of $10,000 in 1993, this man continued to play until he hit the fourth time and began to look for a common pattern in his games that would help him have a better chance than the other players.
After accumulating a million dollars, he launched the book “Learn how to increase your chances of winning the lottery”, in which he explains his method, and toured the world giving talks about it.
Here are some of the tips Lustig gives in his book:
Diversify: buy more tickets instead of making larger bets.
Play with a group of friends: to spend less and make multiple and higher bets.
Choose numbers greater than 31: to avoid dates, which are the most chosen figures and thus, if it is your turn, the prize is not distributed.
Play in smaller draws and with smaller prizes: they will give you more chances since fewer people will participate.
Try to always make the same bets and try not to be consecutive numbers: the odds system increases if the numbers chosen do not have the same ending or start the same, without there being a logical or mathematical explanation for it.
Richard Lustig passed away on July 30, 2018, at the age of 67. In addition to guaranteeing a good income for his family, his work was useful to millions of people. It should be noted that the game can also become an addiction, reported the Ámbito portal.
