by Robert Perkis The lottery may seem like a modern form of entertainment, but it is actually one of the oldest methods of raising money ever devised. Long before governments collected taxes on a massive scale, rulers, cities, and public organizations discovered that people were far more willing to contribute money when there was a…
by Robert Perkis For newcomers, lotteries can seem confusing. Every game has its own rules, prize structure, drawing schedule, and ticket prices. While details vary from one state or country to another, most lottery games operate on the same basic principles. The concept is simple. You select numbers, purchase a ticket, and hope your numbers…
by Robert Perkis: Every lottery player eventually asks the same question: Can I actually improve my chances of winning? The answer depends on what you mean by “improve.” If you mean, “Can I magically predict the winning numbers?” the answer is no. If you mean, “Can I improve how efficiently I play?” then the answer…
by Robert Perkis Sound familiar? “Now doesn’t everyone want to win the lottery? Last year we had so many requests for this one, that we were forced to do it this year. We had to comb through hundreds of scams and BS products to uncover a few lottery systems that seemed plausible and had some…
