Every day lottery players make these obvious mistakes, and
wondering why they are not getting more wins.
So here’s 10 playing errors you MUST avoid - it will make you a better
player:
1. Don’t play just when you feel like it. Have a timetable and stick to
it. Once a week, twice a month... whatever it is, set your play times in
concrete.
2. Don’t play on popular days. Many players lock themselves into a
Saturday game and have to share their jackpot with dozens of others. Ask
your local lotto shop which day is least popular and play on that one.
3. Don’t mess with a system that works. Some Lotto system buyers put their own
numbers in ‘for good luck.’ This will give them worse
results. You cannot beat a proven system.
4. Don’t change your numbers. If you have the budget to play 20 lines
from a Lotto System, then stick to those numbers each game. Don’t
think another different 20 lines for every game will be better - it won’t.
5. Don’t miss games. The major winners in any lotto game play EVERY
time until their win comes up.
6. Don’t give up too soon. Every breakthrough in life - and lotto - has
come just when things seem to be at their bleakest.
7. Don’t think you know it all. Subscribing to the Luckynumbers4U Blog
and reading each issue will give you little known information that could
improve your winning streak.
8. Don’t think you are losing your entry fee (buying tickets) when
you don’t get a win. Paying for your tickets is a necessary requirement, and
you need to be in to win.
9. Don’t play games with 7 balls if you want frequent winnings. Stick
with low ball games. Play 5 ball games, then 6 ball games only if you have
no other choice. The odds of winning improve with the lower ball games.
10. Don’t play the games with the highest numbers - instead, play
the game with the lowest. The lower the number of numbers in your game,
the better your odds. If you have a choice of playing two games containing,
say, 35 numbers or 60 - go for low!
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