Win the Lottery - tips

Don't use family birthdays - this is a popular mistake!

Sure it lacks originality but more than that it reduces your chances of winning the lottery. Just think about it -- the days and months only go up to 31 and

12. Even if you do win the lottery using your birth digits, the chances are you'll have to split the winnings with more people. After all everyone's birthday

begins with 19 (and anyone who doesn't should not be playing the lottery). The same applies to buying a ticket when there's a bigger jackpot -- more people

play so the odds are more people win. Let's be honest you don't want to have to share your winnings with strangers anymore than you want to hear from your

second cousin twice removed after a 20-year silence.

Don't make a nice pattern!
Diagonal lines, straight lines, star shapes, boxes, zig-zags - doing this on your slip is silly. You might think you're being smart but again, you and

thousands of other people will have the exact same thought.

Check ball frequency!
They tell us it's all totally random, but certain balls have a knack of being drawn more freqeuntly than others. Find out which ones apear most often when

making your choices. Number seven and multiples of it are popular choices. And rightly so, number seven appears in the list of top 10 winning numbers in both

the South African and UK lotteries.

Actually check the results!
You'd be suprised how many people don't check whether they've won the lottery. What's more, winning tickets have to be claimed within 180 days of the draw,

otherwise the money goes off to the Lotto's Good Causes fund. A ticket worth £9,476,995 was once distributed in this way and it was the 24th prize in excess

of a million pounds to be unclaimed.

Become a worker!
Camelot recently released a list of the top Lottery-winning professions. Builders and workers have been the biggest winners, followed by administators and

managers. The unluckiest in the Top 40? Poor funeral directors.

Go for a tarot card reading
It's worked for some people. Housing officer Janette Wright was told by a tarot card reader that one day she would come into money. A few years later, she

bought a Lucky Dip and promptly won a £1,633,505 Lotto jackpot.



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