I forwarded a couple links and I see the story made Lottery Post about a Mount Horeb Wisconsin man named Verlyn Adamson who recently won the Supercash jackpot three times on the same draw, buying the tickets at three different locations.  (None of the stories mention how many tickets he played)  The wild thing is, this senior citizen has done the same thing, winning multiple times playing Wisconsin's Supercash.  Wisconsin Victory Lap blog  Part of me feels like driving over and chatting with the guy (he's only like 25 miles from me), however it sounds like he's lawyered up and is exploring options for marketing his secret formula.  It would be kind of cool to get the real story behind the lucky guy, like how long did it take him to come up with his formula, how much trial and error there was, did he 'mock play' rather than spend a load of cash while he was coming up with his formula, has he tried other people's systems, etc.

What kind of conclusions can be drawn from this gentleman's story?  Well, from my perspective, it seems obvious that it is possible to use some type of plan or system to get an advantage.  (Proof's in the pudding, he's a millionaire) He seems to show that some hard work can pay off in getting a system to work for you.  Also, since he's a CPA, he must have a good head with numbers.  For those who might see his story and think he must be some high-risk, gambling degenerate playing fast and loose and not being financially responsible, I would say that since he's operating as a CPA (must be licensed) he can't very well be a problem gambler or the state wouldn't allow him to hang out his shingle as an accountant.  The state takes actions against professionals who risk the trust of their clientele and the public (I know, I hold a license in the state in a different field) and I would say it somewhat gives a sense of legitimacy in working to come up with a plan or system for the lottery that works for you.

Just curious, do any of the staff/admin here at Lottery Post ever interview lottery winners?

Good luck everyone and keep trying!