Man wins Fla. Lottery jackpot for 7th time

"RDGRNR"

I tried intelligent play, taking the time to analyze and study the numbers using strategies, systems and software to come up with the most likely numbers that could be drawn.

I wasn't very lucky with it though.

And I use to play quick-picks and  lucky numbers and  NEVER  won a dime until  I switched my method of play and starting  winning not  everyday because I play for fun not too make a living but  using system,software and strategies  worked for me but  that  doesn't mean it will work for  everyone the  same goes for quick-picks

Currently writing book that will explain his method of play

An Orlando man is having a streak of incredible lottery luck.

Richard Lustig just cashed in on a winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth nearly $100,000. It's the seventh time he's won a lottery grand prize and he told WFTV he plans to keep on playing.

"You can win and I've proven it," Lustig told WFTV.

Lustig said he had a special method to how he plays the lottery, but would not reveal his secret.

"I can't just give it away. I have it printed out and I have been selling it to people."

Lustig, who owns an entertainment company in Orlando, bought the winning Fantasy 5 ticket at the Publix on Town Center Boulevard. He says he's been perfecting his method of playing the lottery for years.

"My very first grand prize was just over 17 years ago, two weeks after my son was born," he said.

In 2008, Lustig hit the Fantasy 5 jackpot, winning more than $73,000. Six years earlier, he walked away with nearly $843,000 while playing Mega Money.

Lustig is writing a book about how he's been able to win so many times, but now he says he will have to change the title.

"We had '6- time lottery grand prize winner,' and we just scratched it out because, as of this week, it's now seven," he said.

Lustig said he did buy lottery tickets every day, but would not say how many or what kind. He says he's also won thousands of small prizes while playing the lottery.

Yes you can give it away.  But you choose not to because you are a businessman who wants to sell something for a profit.  Your system obviously has no guarantees otherwise you could just keep it to yourself and continue winning a guaranteed income.  If your argument is you want to help people by sharing it with others, than you could just give it away.  You have decided your system is not making enough money for you, therefore you have decided to sell it.

At least using some kind of strategy to chose your numbers can't hurt since all combinations supposedly have a chance of being drawn.  I've noticed in other lotteries that ran long enough without a matrix change to draw at least 0.1% of their possible combinations, some combinations will repeat which leads me to think some combinations are more likely to come up.  Game like MegaMillions and PowerBalls have never ran that long without a matrix change but most successful pick5 and pick6 games have so it's possible some one might have developed a strategy that gives them advantage when playing those games.

RJOh,

You're getting close!

"...some combinations will repeat which leads me to think some combinations are more likely to come up."

Think about your above statement while reading the entire section labeled "Demonstration" in this article.

You may experience an "Ah Hah!" moment!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusion_of_control

--Jimmy4164

Currently writing book that will explain his method of play

An Orlando man is having a streak of incredible lottery luck.

Richard Lustig just cashed in on a winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth nearly $100,000. It's the seventh time he's won a lottery grand prize and he told WFTV he plans to keep on playing.

"You can win and I've proven it," Lustig told WFTV.

Lustig said he had a special method to how he plays the lottery, but would not reveal his secret.

"I can't just give it away. I have it printed out and I have been selling it to people."

Lustig, who owns an entertainment company in Orlando, bought the winning Fantasy 5 ticket at the Publix on Town Center Boulevard. He says he's been perfecting his method of playing the lottery for years.

"My very first grand prize was just over 17 years ago, two weeks after my son was born," he said.

In 2008, Lustig hit the Fantasy 5 jackpot, winning more than $73,000. Six years earlier, he walked away with nearly $843,000 while playing Mega Money.

Lustig is writing a book about how he's been able to win so many times, but now he says he will have to change the title.

"We had '6- time lottery grand prize winner,' and we just scratched it out because, as of this week, it's now seven," he said.

Lustig said he did buy lottery tickets every day, but would not say how many or what kind. He says he's also won thousands of small prizes while playing the lottery.

A friend of mine just shared Lustig's $40 booklet. The first 5 or 6 pages are devoted to title, contents and dedications. The rest of the pages are typed in CAPS with a lot of free space. The whole thing could have fit on 3 regular typed pages. He states he NEVER changes the numbers on his cards (so if he hit a 4 out of 5 on Fantasy he will not change numbers?) The odds of hitting those same numbers are astronomical. Why play them again? His system? he uses 10 filled out cards (for what game?) and puts sequential numbers on the back of each card and then rotates cards after winning or losing. He starts out again with $100.

Pick ANY NUMBERS he states with no explanation. He also advises MAILING your losing scratch off tickets to Lottery Headquarters for second chance drawings. Entering second chance drawings on line makes more sense to me where you have a record of your tickets. He goes on in a few more pages to describe what you can to check numbers - that information is available for free on the Florida Lottery website. Like check the numbers on your cards to make sure they did not win a jackpot before. Hello? On scatch offs he suggests buying a full book so you have a chance of winning the high prize in the full book. He cautions using the Extra Play for a buck, example illustrated: if you buy 30 tickets and lose, it only cost you $30 - if you bought 30 tickets with the Extra Play and lost, it would cost you $60 (I never knew that) But if you win with the Extra, it was worth the cost he explains.

The funniest thing I read was his advice about having to stand in a long line to buy tickets, he says- buy them in the morning or when nobody is around. GREAT INFO! Plus there is a numerical error when he calculates buying more tickets from winning tickets.

He did win a BIG Mega Money pot yearsago and I congratulate him for that. He mentions winnig GRAND prizes and many other prizes. What were they, besides a couple of split Fantasy's, a scratch off, the Meag Money and two trips? I would like to know how much in total prize money he won over the years. And truthfully say how much money he spent over the years to win what he did.

People win millions and millions using quick picks. He never mentions quick picks in his booklet. There's a lot left out. In my opinion he is a promoter, promoting himself - selling $40 booklets - maybe trying to be a guest on talk shows - appearances.

I learned absolutely nothing from his booklet, and my friend learned how to quickly lose $40. I wishI knew how to put this on Google, so people can read about the great system and save the $40. Thanks for the long read.

A friend of mine just shared Lustig's $40 booklet. The first 5 or 6 pages are devoted to title, contents and dedications. The rest of the pages are typed in CAPS with a lot of free space. The whole thing could have fit on 3 regular typed pages. He states he NEVER changes the numbers on his cards (so if he hit a 4 out of 5 on Fantasy he will not change numbers?) The odds of hitting those same numbers are astronomical. Why play them again? His system? he uses 10 filled out cards (for what game?) and puts sequential numbers on the back of each card and then rotates cards after winning or losing. He starts out again with $100.

Pick ANY NUMBERS he states with no explanation. He also advises MAILING your losing scratch off tickets to Lottery Headquarters for second chance drawings. Entering second chance drawings on line makes more sense to me where you have a record of your tickets. He goes on in a few more pages to describe what you can to check numbers - that information is available for free on the Florida Lottery website. Like check the numbers on your cards to make sure they did not win a jackpot before. Hello? On scatch offs he suggests buying a full book so you have a chance of winning the high prize in the full book. He cautions using the Extra Play for a buck, example illustrated: if you buy 30 tickets and lose, it only cost you $30 - if you bought 30 tickets with the Extra Play and lost, it would cost you $60 (I never knew that) But if you win with the Extra, it was worth the cost he explains.

The funniest thing I read was his advice about having to stand in a long line to buy tickets, he says- buy them in the morning or when nobody is around. GREAT INFO! Plus there is a numerical error when he calculates buying more tickets from winning tickets.

He did win a BIG Mega Money pot yearsago and I congratulate him for that. He mentions winnig GRAND prizes and many other prizes. What were they, besides a couple of split Fantasy's, a scratch off, the Meag Money and two trips? I would like to know how much in total prize money he won over the years. And truthfully say how much money he spent over the years to win what he did.

People win millions and millions using quick picks. He never mentions quick picks in his booklet. There's a lot left out. In my opinion he is a promoter, promoting himself - selling $40 booklets - maybe trying to be a guest on talk shows - appearances.

I learned absolutely nothing from his booklet, and my friend learned how to quickly lose $40. I wishI knew how to put this on Google, so people can read about the great system and save the $40. Thanks for the long read.

"SPARE CHANGE"

Yes you can give it away.  But you choose not to because you are a businessman who wants to sell something for a profit.  Your system obviously has no guarantees otherwise you could just keep it to yourself and continue winning a guaranteed income.  If your argument is you want to help people by sharing it with others, than you could just give it away.  You have decided your system is not making enough money for you, therefore you have decided to sell it.

So when did you  interview him too find all of this out??? "No" he doesn't have too give it away and when you see how much he's selling it for he won't get FILTHY rich that way he has won more money from playing then he would from selling a  $40 system.PLAYERS in this forum spend more than that in lottery games it does have some sort of guarantee because he's not the  only person that has profited from using it  friends and family have won money so he's  selling it because it DOES  work if it didn't it wouldn't  make sense for  him too do so.GUARANTEE what kind of proof  do you need that it has  guaranteed winners??? I've been too his site,saw his interviews and read a post on from a personal friend that has seen this system himself he never said  anything as far as I could tell about wanting too help others but obviously he does wanna share it  with people  or  else he wouldn't make it available.If  I had a winning  system like his I wouldn't just give it away either I would sell it for  $20-$30 which isn't a lot I've seen other systems sold by professional system developers that are MUCH more  than $40 and I would have too disagree with you on your assumption that he's selling it because he's not making enough by using it.Have you paid  any  attention too the amounts he's won?? even with the Mega-Money hit in 2002 "over $800,000" that's MORE  than enough money in fact if you manage money properly you could even quit your job if  your a single  person  "I WOULD" plus you forget he OWNS an entertainment  business.Look if your gonna put down  what he's doing FINE but at least know what your talking about first otherwise  you just loook like  some disgruntled player upset cause you haven't won much yourself.

A friend of mine just shared Lustig's $40 booklet. The first 5 or 6 pages are devoted to title, contents and dedications. The rest of the pages are typed in CAPS with a lot of free space. The whole thing could have fit on 3 regular typed pages. He states he NEVER changes the numbers on his cards (so if he hit a 4 out of 5 on Fantasy he will not change numbers?) The odds of hitting those same numbers are astronomical. Why play them again? His system? he uses 10 filled out cards (for what game?) and puts sequential numbers on the back of each card and then rotates cards after winning or losing. He starts out again with $100.

Pick ANY NUMBERS he states with no explanation. He also advises MAILING your losing scratch off tickets to Lottery Headquarters for second chance drawings. Entering second chance drawings on line makes more sense to me where you have a record of your tickets. He goes on in a few more pages to describe what you can to check numbers - that information is available for free on the Florida Lottery website. Like check the numbers on your cards to make sure they did not win a jackpot before. Hello? On scatch offs he suggests buying a full book so you have a chance of winning the high prize in the full book. He cautions using the Extra Play for a buck, example illustrated: if you buy 30 tickets and lose, it only cost you $30 - if you bought 30 tickets with the Extra Play and lost, it would cost you $60 (I never knew that) But if you win with the Extra, it was worth the cost he explains.

The funniest thing I read was his advice about having to stand in a long line to buy tickets, he says- buy them in the morning or when nobody is around. GREAT INFO! Plus there is a numerical error when he calculates buying more tickets from winning tickets.

He did win a BIG Mega Money pot yearsago and I congratulate him for that. He mentions winnig GRAND prizes and many other prizes. What were they, besides a couple of split Fantasy's, a scratch off, the Meag Money and two trips? I would like to know how much in total prize money he won over the years. And truthfully say how much money he spent over the years to win what he did.

People win millions and millions using quick picks. He never mentions quick picks in his booklet. There's a lot left out. In my opinion he is a promoter, promoting himself - selling $40 booklets - maybe trying to be a guest on talk shows - appearances.

I learned absolutely nothing from his booklet, and my friend learned how to quickly lose $40. I wishI knew how to put this on Google, so people can read about the great system and save the $40. Thanks for the long read.