I don't think anyone can answer the question of whether winning the lottery is a matter of chance or chance. If you are not at the very top of the lottery industry, it is very difficult to have access to such secrets. But what is certain is that it is impossible to realize your dream of getting rich through the lottery. No matter what industry you are in, buying a lottery ticket and trying to win is a matter of chance. There are some so-called lottery codes and some so-called lottery formulas, but do they really exist?

There are many people who have never won a lottery ticket in most of their lives

Many people say that the lottery is all about luck, and that I will win one day if I buy it every day. This statement is only half right, for the average person, the lottery is indeed by luck, but you buy every day does not necessarily mean that you will win. Some people spend most of their lives selling lottery tickets, buying them every day, and even doubling their purchases every day. And in the end, the return they get is only one percent, or even one ten thousandth, of what they paid. While it is exciting to win the lottery, how much money have you won in the lottery in retrospect for most of your life? Did it add up to five figures? And how much did you pay? Usually even if you look at the inconspicuous, this decades down and what a huge sum of money?

Millions of millions of dollars and even hundreds of millions of dollars of huge prizes every day there are different news according to the broadcast of such a thing. But how many people have actually heard of these prizes being awarded at any of the lottery stations around them? Let's talk about one more thing that has put the lottery on the map before. I'm sure many of you remember a lottery draw where the numbers had already been drawn, but then the lottery staff spoke up and claimed that the machine was broken and needed to be re-drawn. So another set of numbers was drawn and this confusing behavior is still puzzling to the majority of lottery players.

The odds of the numbers appearing are the same, so why is the first prize so much less than the second and third prizes

From the point of view of the odds of each number appearing, the odds of each number appearing are the same. But every time the lottery draws, we will find that there is a **** the same law, that is, the first prize is far less than the second, third prize. It is reasonable to say that whether it is the first prize or the second prize or the third prize, the chances of their appearing are the same. From this aspect, it is easy to see that the lottery is selective in its draws. Under the analysis of big data will choose those who buy the ticket number of the least number of numbers for the draw.

This creates a paradoxical problem. That is, which number is bought the least only the lottery station knows. And how do you take the number with the least number of tickets bought as the first prize? That would require a lottery shaker to do the shaking. However, the numbers are randomized when the lottery machine is shaken. It's interesting that the randomized number happens to be the one with the least number of tickets bought.

When you look at all of the above, it's really hard to answer whether the lottery is a machine or a lottery. The fact that you can't buy a two-dollar ticket is not a problem, so don't take it as a job to get rich from the lottery. Remember, I'm lucky to win, but I'm not lucky to lose.