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The National Lottery

The UK National Lottery offers players a 14 million to 1 chance of winning the jackpot. However, by using a method called ‘wheeling’ players can drastically improve their chances of winning a significant cash prize.

The lottery may be a game of luck but it is also a game of probability. Wheeling uses basic statistical theories to reduce the odds of winning the UK Lottery jackpot from 14 million to 1 to half a million to one. The wheeling method breaks no National Lottery rules or regulations and is straight forward to learn.

Most lottery players will choose a random selection of numbers in the hope that they will land a winning sequence. However, when playing this way you have a greater chance of being struck by lightening than winning the jackpot.

A player can guarantee they win the UK National Lottery if they bought a ticket with every possible number combination between 1 to 49. However, this would cost £14 million (£28 million when the ticket cost doubles to £2 later this year). If you can splash £14 million on the lottery you probably don’t need to win that badly.

The method of wheeling takes advantage of the laws of probability and allows players to play more tickets and more numbers than they usually would. Players in the National Lottery choose six main numbers between 1 – 49.

Using wheeling, you can choose extra numbers to play with. By using every single number combination possible from 7 or 8 numbers on multiple tickets players can earn multiple small cash prizes just from correctly guessing 3 winning numbers,

Playing a single extra number on the National Lottery also hugely increases the chances of winning the jackpot at a cost of just £27. If you feel this is too much to spend on the lottery then you can always look to join a syndicate with friends or co-workers, or sign up for one of the many online syndicates such as Big Fat Lottos.