Showing posts with label UK Lottery Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UK Lottery Tips. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

UK Lottery Tips

The UK have a bi-weekly lotto draw known as The National Lottery. It is drawn midweek and has a more popular draw at the weekend. The UK lottery is a 6/49 drawn meaning that you must correctly identify the 6 winning numbers drawn from a pool of 49. Therefore the advice in this piece applies equally well to all lotto draws that use the 6/49 system.

When you play a 6/49 lottery you should be aware that buying a ticket in the standard way gives you almost no chance of winning. The odds of landing the top lottery prize are so huge that you have a better chance of dying!

Obviously you need something to reduce the standard of odds of winning from 1 in 13,983,816 to something a little bit more realistic.

Although there was some opposition to the gambling nature of the National Lottery in the UK back in 19994, when it was first played, it has enjoyed sustained popularity ever since.Since then there is a stream of data that shows quite clearly how many times certain numbers are drawn and how many times certain combinations of numbers are drawn together.

The first thing you can do to improve your chances of winning the lottery is to identify those numbers that occur in the draws more often than others. Be sure that you do not pick any numbers together that never appear together. These number combinations will be obvious to you.

An example of this would be numbers that increment by 1. A number sequence like 6,7,8,9,10,11 has very little chance of being drawn! Also stay well clear of just even or just odd number combinations. These combination are draw a tiny amount of the time and you are lessening your odds even ,more by choosing them. Don't pick numbers that increment by a set amount or follow some obvious pattern as they will have very little chance of being drawn.

So, the first step to increasing your odds is to pick lottery "hot" numbers and avoid the bad numbers! However, this is just a small first step to increasing your odds.

Try to have a relatively even spread of numbers if you can. Once you identify the "hot numbers", numbers which frequently turn up in lotto draws, pick ones across a wide range. 6 high numbers or 6 low numbers or even 6 numbers in the mid range are number are combinations that rarely get drawn. Spread the numbers out.

Syndicates win the lottery more often! That' s because wise syndicate players wheel their numbers. If you play in a syndicate or can get one formed a strongly suggest you wheel your numbers!

Friday, July 16, 2010

UK Lottery Tips

The UK have a bi-weekly lotto draw known as The National Lottery. It is drawn midweek and has a more popular draw at the weekend. It is a 6 from 49 draw and therefore the advice in this article applies to all 6 from 49 lottery draws.

When you play a 6/49 lottery you should be aware that buying a ticket in the standard way gives you almost no chance of winning. The odds of landing the top lottery prize are so huge that you have a better chance of dying!

To win the top jackpot prize in a 6/49 lotto draw you need to be very lucky indeed because you only have a 14,000,000 to 1 chance of picking the right numbers!

Although there was some opposition to the gambling nature of the National Lottery in the UK back in 19994, when it was first played, it has enjoyed sustained popularity ever since.Since then there is a stream of data that shows quite clearly how many times certain numbers are drawn and how many times certain combinations of numbers are drawn together.

Just by choosing numbers that are drawn more often can greatly increase your odds of winning a big prize. You should also stay away from number combinations that are never drawn.

For example people still pick the numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6 even though they have never been drawn in any lottery anywhere in the world ever! Avoid picking all number that are odd or all numbers that are even. Although these combinations do get drawn it is only rarely and the chances of you having all the odd or even numbers right is minuscule. Also avoid picking numbers that show clear patterns that common sense will tell you are unlikely to occur such as numbers that jump in sequence.

Therefore to immediately increase your odds of winning you should study the lottery patterns that are usually found of the lottery's website to pick the numbers that are drawn more often. This is only the beginning however as there are other steps that can increase your odds even more.

Do not clump all your numbers together. After you have gained a list of numbers that are drawn in your lottery more often than the others you should refine your choices further. Make sure you pick numbers that are not all grouped together Be sure you pick numbers from across the board. Having all numbers below 10 or all numbers above 40 is not the way to go. Be sure to spread your number choices out from the hot list that you have.

It is often advertised by the National Lottery that syndications win more often. Although this is true it is not for the reasons mist people think.

Buying more tickets does not increase your chances of winning the lottery contrary to popular opinion. The odds are so heavily stacked against you that buying a handful more tickets makes only an infinitely tiny fraction of a difference - not enough to count.

However, when a syndicate uses a wheeling system to pick numbers and play they can reduce their odds from 1 in 13,983,816 to just 1 in 499,422 - with only two extra numbers and a weekly cost of £28. If you play in syndication wheel your numbers!