Currently writing book that will explain his method of play
Includes video report
ORLANDO, Fla. — 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.
VIDEO: Watch the report
Very Nice...and I don't blame him for not giving away his secret either.
WOW !!!!Some guys have all the Luck
Happy for him.I am sure the book will be a real page turner...LOL
He's gotta be doing something right ! beaudad....
This man has found a very profitable algorithym.
To all those posters who said "It can't be done", here is one, big, fat razzberry for you.
His method is to spend a bunch of money each time he plays.
It's a proven method.
Great win for this guy !
If anyone here on LP buys his system would you let us know if it's costly to use please ?
How come you never hear of these people....
The guy is probably telling the truth what i am saying is if you trully have a system
you will ask for a, none disclosure statement from your clients...You sell your system on the net [again there are people out there who dont think evil exist, that we live in Heaven they think, You got and sell your system on the net, ANYONE copies it sell it on the net secrectly or on CD in another country on the streets and they make more money than he will..
He makes: $200,000 a year from the system, they make:
$200,000 x 40 countries = 8 Million dollars or x 15 provinces per each country = $120 Million dollars PER year...Just for 1 year that´s it...And they quit and nobody knows....
i said this before on this site...
Also i like my systems i think 2 or 3 of them could win but guess what????I have not tested them...And there is something i said before on this site...You can have a massive supercomputer and Einstein at your side, those are bouncing balls is like a ghost in a mansion...You shoot at it and before you shoot at the ghost it dissappears infront of you to another room....1 micro second late of those balls colliding and is a different winning combination....Each micro second or each second and those balls become: TRANSMUTE...Meaning changing forms....The equation/formula for the bouncing balls will be: 1/2 x seconds passing x number of collisions x angle of collision x number of balls [something like that]...
i just hope he really has a system and he is not bluffing or something....
the [1/2 is changeable]....
Congrats! Granted the magnitude of the game odds aren't astronomical, but it can be done. I guarantee you he uses a methodology that includes more than one or two criteria and he sticks to it! With his initial big bankroll he widened his game playability and is smacking it with great repeatable results.........................he hasn't lost his composure..........very admirable to say the least.
There will be those that say "Well he didn't hit PBall or Mega!"...........................................so what?
P.S. Note: "He has won thousands of smaller prizes".............................wheee wheee wheeee wheels wheels wheels.
He probably only play local games and MegaMillions isn't sold in Florida. Besides, he accumulated these wins over several years so he's probably working on winning PowerBall. He has won often using his system but he's not winning big every month, it takes time.
I'll take seven jackpots over any period of time. What do you expect RJ? A hit every month? What is your point? Just curious. Small prizes mean you are doing something right. All you gotta be is right once on a 5 of 5 or 6 of 6. This guy looks like he is far from being done or out of time to enjoy the fruits of his labor.
I didn't know that this lottery man won 7 times. This is my reaction: OUCH!
Hi, what did you say above? Is it English?
Exactly! 17 years is a long time. You don't know how much he spends a day and how often he plays. If I could afford to spend alot each day I could increase my odds quite a bit. I think this guy can kiss my ass for wanting me to buy his system.
I would had know like 3 times more English than what i know now but back when i was in college, i join a 4 year college soccer team in Alabama...It was the only way to pay most of my college tuition and board...It took a lot of my time...Before i join the college soccer team i said to myself that i will learn english that i will take more courses in English and more grammar...The soccer team took half of my college time...But it was great...Other wise i will had known, 3 times more English than what i know now...Intead of the soccer team i was going to join a running and bicycle club on the weekends...From 6am to 11am on weekends...All this while in college...
i did 4 years but i didnt graduate...half way i wanted to take, half time instead of full time and dedicate the other half time to english but the scholarship was mandatory and it was the ONLY way to pay for college...
Most of my english writing i learned it on the first year of college after the first year i didnt take anymore english writing, began taking literature...My entire life, i only had: 2 1/1 years of english....Most of the English i know learn it learning vocabulary words or looking words in the dictionary or reading....
The best way to win $1 million in the lottery is to spend $10 million. After forty years, I'm getting close.
Ok LP family...I checked out Richard L. website..He is selling his 25 page report on how to win for $40.He said his daughter has won a top prize also.....MMMMMMM I think it is just luck. I know people that hit pick three 2-3 times a week...with No sorta of system ,they just PLAY
You know the old saying...."it takes money to make money". I'm sure whatever his system is he spends tons more than the average player. (just like "Steve Player" does, hence all his big "winnings")
No one is that lucky,lol.
I was thinking this Richard Lustig might have something worth looking into until I found his website and read the following:
Learn the ins and outs and dos and don'ts of buying lottery tickets to increase your chances of winning..........This is a very easy to use method and will work with any type lottery games (scratch tickets or number games) in any state or country.
Come on, the same strategy for playing a numbers game that you use to buy scratch tickets? You buy scratch tickets hoping there's a winner in the roll and you get it. Doing that with a numbers game is buying a bunch of quick picks and hope you get lucky. Sounds like his method is buy as many tickets as you can afford and hope you're lucky.
As he points out, if you play long enough you're bound to win back the $40 he charges for his report.
I predicted without using any system or tons of money, that there would be detractors of a successful system player. It took less than 24 hrs!
He spends a lot of money...........
It takes a lot of time................
He is lucky.................
Face it players, there is someone out there that is winning big and often, and I give kudos to Richard Lustig.
P.S. There is a strategy for playing scratchers..............
I am not the avid lottery player I was once was........
BUT HOW THE HECK IS
HE DOING THIS???
As some of you know by now, I bet on sports, and do quite well.....BUT to win
as often as this guy does...he evidently is a giver...... as he keeps winning!!
If his system is only $40 - a great idea would be for Todd to purchase it and review it for us. He can post various answers to everyone's questions without giving away the actual detail(s) of the system. Anything that receives this much attention should be reviewed and editorialized by the largest lottery site on the web.
Todd has alway respected other people intellectual properties and copy rights and encouraged LP members to do the same in their posts. It's unlikely he would ever copy, post or comment on products sold on another website without the owner permission. There is a free PDF file with the first 7 pages of the report on the website.
I think you would need a copy of his winning numbers..then you can see exactly how he is playing..either way..I WOULD BET he is spending WAY MORE than the average player..but then again..he can afford it cant he..
FOR INSTANCE..if you see his ticket and it has all even..then that ALONE will cut the entire pic 5 field in half..same goes for all odd..2 even 3 odd..3 odd 2 even..those groups cuts the entire playing field in half..and then he MOST LIKELY stays in one of those groups ONLY and plays a bulk set of numbers to cover the combinations..and he probably has HIS SPECIAL group broken down into sub groups and plays them as they cycle through..
REMEMBER..if you KNOW JUST ONE NUMBER AND ITS LOCATION..you know longer have to deal with the entire field of play...
best example..in the pic 4..there are 10.000 combinations..but if you know 0 is coming in either 1st, 2nd, third or 4th position..now you are playing in a field of 1000 combinations..not 10,000..
Regarding copyright, there is the fair use "clause" that allows reviews. I would never suggest or encourage Todd to violate any law. If the review was positive, it can only help Richard Lustig. And it would be a great service to all here.
In the past, Todd have locked posts that had a lot of details about products sold on other websites, considering them to be free advertisement and unfair to those who pay to advertise here.
https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/218785
My friend told me about Mr. Richard Lusting's Method yesterday:"...I never heard of a strategy for scratch off tickets, if the store that your buying the scratch off tickets from doesn't have a big prize winning ticket in the roll of tickets for sale, you could buy the whole roll and not win anything.As far as the picture that was provided in the sales pitch that is easy to copy from the internet and use to your liking, look at the attachment that I sent, I made it with MS Word." I agreed with him. Also, I think the Richard Lusting's Method should be a deceiving toy too. I do hope every one here: Be carefull, Don't be fooled even $40 is not a big case!!!
I have the same system that alot of people have ......... I spend a $1 and someone else wins
........... I believe if it is going to happen - it will happen. I don't try to center my life on winning a Jackpot !
But if I do .......... Woo Hoo !
I think it's fairly telling that he bought a scratchoff ticket in the video when it's about a draw lottery that they're talking about. The strategies between scratchoff lotteries and draw lotteries are very different so there's no way one system can apply to both. Other multiple winners have said that there's no secret, you just have to keep playing and buy a lot of tickets, I think this man won because he's purchased a lot of tickets. However, I congratulate him on his winnings, I won't be buying his book though.
I don't think he wrote a 25 page report on how too buy a LOT of tickets it maybe something else he's doing because if he's spending LARGE sums of money he has too take in consideration that he can afford too do so he OWNS a business a lot of average players can't spend that kind of money and unless all the people he's already sold his system to are business owners then it must be something where you can spend depending on what you can afford.I'm buying the system tomorrow $40 is more than reasonable I've spent more than that on other systems and software.
Let me get this straight.
In spite of this man having won 7 jackpots, he is still living in a trailer park.
Have I got that right?
LoL,where did you see that?
Lucky? Yes, I think he is. However, he won these jackpots over 17 years! The fact is he plays (most likely)
almost daily. So the odds are he will win at some point, right? And he only plays the games with the best
odds like Fantasy 5, much better than Lotto or Powerball. Make sense?
BTW - anybody have a system that has worked even once for them?
Best of luck to you all!
Cyrus
After someone wins they always seem to have a special system..It's call "luck system"..Get a clue..
If he live in a Trailer park ,he owns it.. I read his company bio --he has over 52 workers...
Check out his website..-------It said he is selling a 25 page report on how he won and He said he is working on writing a book.
I am almost sure I read it correctly.....But check out his website.
He ought to go into the Sun-Block business.
I never saw anybody from Florida as white as him.
Whatever he uses works good.
I think that he stay's indoors a lot.......working on Lottery Systems......I also noticed that he was carry ing a folder.......maybe he had some plays in that........Like a diplomatic pouch......they say you can carry anything in one of those pouches and NOT BE SEARCHED..............beaudad
1977
I am almost sure I read it correctly.....But check out his website (I know it's a 25 page report I JUST purchased it what I meant was I don't think it's a 25 page report on how too buy LARGE amounts of tickets that doesn't make sense I believe it maybe some strategy he developed or some new method he discovered)
TIGGS95
After someone wins they always seem to have a special system..It's call "luck system"..Get a clue..
(Luck doesn't work that often or that consistantly and a lot of players don't use lucky methods so LUCK doesn't apply too all forms of playing the numbers.LUCK play is birtday,ages,anniversary numbers,numbers that you just think about and play,randomly selecting numbers on the playslip,guessing,quick-picks.INTELLIGENT play is when a player actually takes the time too analyse,study the numbers using a strategy,system or software in order too come up with the MOST likely numbers that can be drawn.I use too play using luck and NEVER won a dime but when I started using a strategic approach I STARTED hitting numbers from time too time in Pick-3 (straight),Pick-4 (boxed) and 3-4 numbers in Pick-5.)So in my case if it were just luck then I would have won using both methods and not just one or there wouldn't have been a change at all.)
I will now share my system to win a Jackpot ...................
Be in the right place at the right time !!!
ROTFLOL
AND NOW .... CONGRESS IS IN SESSION →
Ok, your killing me. . . I just can't stop laughing.
Your killing me . . . I just can't stop laughing.
He should give away his secret for free, we need to get our money back! But I have to wonder if
he will be giving us all we need to know for the 40 dollars book. There's a saying, "A master never reveals
all of his secrets".
Well I guess I'll find out soon cause I JUST ordered it today!!
LotteryTechInc i agree with you.
"I have to wonder ifhe will be giving us all we need to know for the 40 dollars book.???"
Is he even giving you something that's actually worth $40? I'm sure it's not just 25 pages on how to buy a lot of tickets, but just because it's that long doesn't mean it contains anything more helful than that.
There are plenty of people who have worse than average results playing the lottery, but nobody finds that surprising, and you certainly wouldn't pay them to find out what they do in order to not do those things. The simple fact is that when anything that's random happens many, many times the distribution of the results fits a bell curve. Most people win about as often as probability suggests. A few lose more often than probability suggests. A few win more often than probability suggests. Individually, some of the results may appear anomalous, but theoverall results are exactly what should be expected. It's almost an absolute certainty that this guy is simply far luckier than average, and has spent an enormous amount of money on lottery tickets. There's also nothing to say that he even bought all those winners. If I could find a couple of jackpot winners and pay them $1.10 on the dollar I could almost definitely turn a profit by selling a manual on how to play the lottery to gullible people.
"INTELLIGENT play is when a player actually takes the time too analyse,study the numbers using a strategy,system or software in order too come up with the MOST likely numbers that can be drawn."
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.
Ok, I'm counting on you, help us understand why this guy is too lucky.
Please keep us updated, thanks.
What is being "too lucky"? You act like it's a crime to win a lottery more than once. If someone else figures out how to become "too lucky", don't expect them to share their knowledge of how to commit the criminal act of winning a lottery more than once with you.
I know this guy personally (I'm sure you all have heard that before) and he does win often. He plays the games that gives him the best odds. Fantasy 5 and Mega Money works with his system. We have talked about his system and I know how it works. I watched his daughter and son-in-law take the same system and win. I recall she won the 2 million prize with Mega Money and she continues to win the smaller prizes. Other people that I know that have bought the system have won but nothing near what he has done. Of course they have not been using his system as long as he has so that remains to be seen.
Just asked the people of the Publix store at Town Center Blvd in Orlando. He is there everyday they all know him and they all have bought in to his system. He gave me a copy of his system and it makes perfect sense. People use it and win but there really is no way to increase the chances of wining on system alone it takes People complain about spending 40 dollars to purchase his system. Yet they waste hundreds of dollars on a fantasy dream. I personally don't play and can imagine spending a lot of money on the lottery
For those who say there is a system in scratch offs, thats hard to say considering it a random printing on pieces of card stock. I know he won 10k prizes with Gold Rush scratch off and a lot of the $500 prizes. Along with other prizes that are associated with scratch off.
I'm not complaining about the 40 dollars, free is nice, ok. But I would like to know what he is doing so right, thats all.
So, I have to buy the book, but I'm a person who is the last of the flock to buy a book until I here everything that is great and intresting first then I go
and buy. I'm proud of the man, he has done great things. I hope he does it again but I would like to hit before he does.
I was not referring to you in regards to complaining. I also understand where other are coming from when it comes to validating his system. All I can say is that I read it and understand it and it seems logical. I still believe it only takes one ticket to win the big one and you still need a little bit of lady luck to pull off the big ones.
if you know this guy and witnessed first hand his "successes", and you have discussed his system with him personally, is there a reason that you don't play his system?
VISION
I too live in Florida, but about 4 hours drive south from this guy. A couple of years ago, I was making my regular purchase of tickets at Publix, when the topic of Fantasy five was brought up in a converstion between the clerk and I. She told me of a woman who won 3 or 4 JPs at the same location I shopped in, I forget how many but at least 3 for sure, and many second tier prizes. I asked her If she knew the lady's secret, but she said no.
If you think about it, you only hear of the stories that stand out. You never hear of the multitudes that lose on a daily or weekly basis. I'm in no way saying that there is no system, and this guy may very well have one, but all I'm saying is that it's very easy for someone who just happens to be extremely lucky, to take advantage of that, and claim it's a system, making tons of mony selling a system. Again, I;m not saying that is the case, but it makes me wonder.
I lean towards the belief that he has a system, but after 46 years of living on this planet, I can say with confidence, that I have enough experience in human nature to believe that anything is possible, including deception.
Do you really believe Criss Angel can walk on water, or levitate 6 or 7 stories in the air?...No, but it's very convincing...
If he's real, then good for him. But I smell something here. It's just my gut feelings.
Bottom line, he has a system, but I believe luck was also on his side, which lends me to believe he's capitalizing on it. The 376,000 possibilities in the Florida Fantasy Five is miniscule compared to the big games, but it's still 376,000.
Believe it or not I am not huge fan when it comes to playing the lottery. Even though he has a system and we have discussed how it works. Every once in a while I may spend one dollar to buy a quick pick for a high jackpot but I am just not in to the lottery. I use to work at a 7 eleven store part time and for me that changed my view on things like the lottery. I prefer playing things where the odds are in my favor. Lottery is not one of them. I know it sounds lame but its the truth.
I prefer playing things where the odds are in my favor
And what would that be? Usually, in life, things that are in people's favor when applied to gambling don't pay that much. Just like favorites in dog racing.
This was the red herring for me:
They asked him how many tickets he buys a day and he wouldn't tell them. Why not? Telling somebody how many tickets you buy isn't going to give away any secret system. Unless...
Unless that is his secret: Buying tons of tickets and just being naturally lucky. (And yes, there are people like that).
It doesn't matter if a naturally lucky player plays QP's, Birthday numbers, lucky numbers, system numbers or license plates. They win more often than other people.
If you're born to have good luck, you can't prevent it.
He might even have a system that he truly believes is responsible for his wins.
But I would bet that he knows he's lucky in some respect. Not completely though, if he thinks he has to buy a ton of tickets. If he is truly one of those lucky people he would only need to buy one ticket and he would know that.
And maybe he does.
Hence why I don't play the lottery cause no matter what kind of system you use there is an uncertain factor that you will never be able to overcome. For every winner there is a loser. There is bound to be people who will purchase his book and never win anything. Then on the other had there will be people who will purchase the book end up winning more often due to the system. My point of view is that people will believe in what they want. All I am saying is that he as won 7 times he has a system it makes sense to me and he has his winnings to show for it. Is that enough for me to change my view of lottery and start playing more. The answer to that is no. The end result is that almost everyone will fall into one of three groups. ones that believe in it, ones that dont and ones that dont give a <snip> either way.
Give the guy a break. If he chooses to sell his system he has the right to and people want to pay for it good for him. If you don't want to buy it then don't.
How about a Football Pool for money with 20 people in it. How about NCAA bracket challenge for cash prize with bunch of friends. The odds on winning them are better and I choose to do things like that. Again its a matter of preference.
The catch here is that you're only getting 20% If the team wins, hence the 20 people in betting. There will always be a catch....always...unless your very very lucky...lol
" There is bound to be people who will purchase his book and never win anything."
........only if the person who bought said system skipped reading a bunch of the material
and THAT would be the red-est of herrings for me, because if he really had something, all anyone had to do would be to replicate exactly what he did, and voila.......the same results.
that is why i have always preached the repeatability factor, as to whether something or not works.
if it's true - it's repeatable
a "sold system" HAS to contain the component of repeatability, otherwise it's nothing more than a scam
as far as "us" being skeptical about the guy, it's because when someone says they are going to sell something in here, they get the qualification spotlight so that people don't buy into a scam.
i realize that "richard" hasn't made an appearance in here, but i was referring to your comment about "leaving him alone".
you shouldn't have to worry, if the guy is clean like you say he is.
we are just naturally protective of our own community in here
VISION
Most systems are not black and white, they have a grey area (or wiggle room) so that the raw data can be intrepreted differently by different people. This way those that know how to intrepret correctly (skill or luck you decide) win and those who do not (no skill or bad luck) will not win. Most systems you buy either have a vague element or at some point you have to choose a path based on your decision making skills. I'm saying this tongue in cheek, if the system is not black and white then the system seller can always say your just not using the system correctly. Besides the fine print says for entertainment purposes only.
Jimmy
i appreciate your effort in explaining such things, because i have never investigated myself how a system works in that vein, or a system sellers built in "disclaimer".
but being honest, the way i interpret that explanation lends itself MORE to scam than legitimacy.
"a vague element"
only sneaky people who have something to hide create "vague elements" into something that supposedly is a slam dunk.
unless the system "explanation" FOR usage is in some code or swahili, there should be zero room for "interpretation" or "application" from individual to individual.
it should be repeatable to each individual
the mere wiggle room left open for it to work "for some, and maybe not others" to me screams scam, and allows the seller the liberty of avoiding potential lawsuits because it "didn't work", etc
what product does a person buy with the upfront disclaimer that ....."you know, it just may not work for you, but it might work for others"
i can appreciate certain aspects in life are more difficult to grasp for some than others, that i can get behind.
but to throw out there that this stuff is subjective to each individual just flat out makes me suspicious.
for example, as far as i understand, there is no "interpretation" on what's "past due" compared to past data, because past data doesn't change per each individual, and it's varified and searchable exactly the same, and the subsequent "interpretation" of what a person must insert number wise should be exactly the same per each individual.
data + application techniques, should = the same results for each individual
the guy that 'supposedly' wins with said system that he is selling isn't "vague" about what he supposedly knows.
the trick then becomes, let some other "wishful thinker" test drive it it, and then if it "works", and it's repeatable to EACH individual, then buy it.
otherwise you just been scammed.
this is where the value of keeping your 'wishful thinking' in check, till you know something works
"the raw data can be intrepreted differently by different people. This way those that know how to intrepret correctly (skill or luck you decide) win and those who do not (no skill or bad luck) will not win. "
That sounds exactly like a description of people simply picking numbers randomly. Those who pick well win, and those who don't pick well lose. Those who are gullible lose money buying systems that leave most of the number picking to the individual player.
Ona related topic, I usually sell my brownie recipe for $10, but just for today it's free.
Some flour
some sugar
some chocolate
some eggs
some other stuff
bake for a while
you all are talking about scratchoffs, if he won why is he sharing it, particularly scratchoffs if it was balls lottery then is O.K....They are more tight with scratchoffs than they are with balls lottery...
and they need to pay: $100 Million dollars and up like $250 Million dollars for the winning scratchoffs ticket...you know throw some fun in the game...
Pm if you think its worth it....?????
"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
"SANDMANFL"
I totally agree with you "too each his own" and that's why I bought his system yesterday and I did so because I truly believe he has a system that REALLY works and you just VERIFIED that for me "THANKS"
"1977"
I ordered it Monday should be here in a few days I'll let you know if it is
Ok ,Thanks
"KYFLOYD"
Yes your absolutely correct a SYSTEM is only a tool and not everyone has the know how/skill too use them I know players that have won money using steve player systems and other people that had the same system couldn't get it too work.I use software mostly and won several times using a program called "P34LOTTO" some members in here had the same program and were not able too hit the numbers with it even after I shared my particular strategy for using it.
My wife's boss consistently wins as much as her salary each year playing slots !
She just plays .......... no system .......... her husband losses !
My biggest win was $100 a few years ago ........... oh well ........... I play for fun, usually $1 or $2 a week ........... if I win ............ Woo Hoo !
I have learned how NOT to spend by watching the news about Government Spending ........... so if I win, I will not be like our "beloved" politicians !
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.
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.
"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.
Are you one of those lottery players who think other players should spend time developing strategies and software for playing lotteries and then set up a website to offer the fruits of their labor for free to anyone who wants it? Have you ever done anything like that yourself?
RJOH
Good Point!!! Nothing in life is free except welfare and Mr.Lutgi isn't into that
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
I read the article you linked in your reply and didn't experience an "Ah Hah" moment. I guess when two people view the same information you have two different experiences. When its come to lotteries, the only experiences that count are the ones that include winning a lottery jackpot.
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.
Well, it is a system, it is his system, and he has won many jackpots using his system over many years. No where did he say you had to like his system.
Jimmy
JIMJWRIGHT
I totally agree!!!
I wish I knew how to put this on Google, so people can read about the great system and save the $40.
His report is copyrighted so you couldn't post it without his permission. You might not like the fact that he can make money off his work(no matter how little) but that is his right.
A friend of mine just shared Lustig's $40 booklet. The first 5 or 6 pages are devoted to title, contents and dedications.
The first six pages of his report were on his website for everyone to see before they ordered the whole report. If any one thought those pages used a lot space for so little information then they could chose not to order the whole report to get the other twenty pages.
His book, if he ever write it, will probably have more words even if it doesn't have more information.
Thanks for the review.
I didn't have to interview him to find it out. If he was making this report available for the common good of lottery players he could simply make it available at no charge. the only thing preventing him from giving it away is himself. It's his system, if he wants to give it away, he can just give it away! But he's not because he wants money. It's the same reason he played/plays the lottery, he wants money! And just because others have profited doesn't mean that you or I will profit from it. And if he wants to share it with others he wouldn't be charging for it. Sharing is giving something to someone without getting something back(like money, or something else of value) Charging people money for a product or service is not sharing, it is being a businessman, a capitalist. He was not being truhful when he said I can't just give it away. If he was being honest he would say "I could just give it away, but I choose not to". At least then I could respect him for being honest.
Skeptic, thanks for posting this. It sucks that you lost but to put a happy face on this consider the 40 dollars you spent a learning experience. You have gained the knowledge that to win the lottery you need luck, pure and simple. Although you probably knew you needed luck to begin with. But this post lets people know that this (and other systems) have no guarantees of winning a jackpot unless you buy all the combinations that can be played. I think it would have been a better bet to take your 40 dollars and just spend it on quick picks for one draw on one game. I've read on more than one occasion that 70 percent of all jackpot winners win with quick picks. Not that Qp's are any better than picking your own numbers, but probably because about 70 percent of of lottery players play quick picks, probably because they are too lazy or can't figure out how to pick the numbers or they don't have time, etc. I just saw here on LP some woman from FL won with 1 QP, no 40 dollar booklet required.