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The Lottery Almanac

PLAYERS MANUAL
Learn How To Increase Your Chances
To Win The Lottery Using Proven Scientific Methods
2017-2117
Written by Law of Attraction
Lottery Jackpot Winner
Devontea J. Hoyle
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Table of Contents
KEYWORDS & DEFINIATIONS
CHAPTER ONE: HISTORY OF THE LOTTERY
CHAPTER TWO: LOTTERY WINNERS COMMON DENOMINATOR
CHAPTER THREE: PSYCHOLOGY OF LUCK
CHAPTER FOUR: 10 LOTTERY SECRETS
CHAPTER FIVE: HOW TO WIN THE LOTTERY
CHAPTER SIX: LOTTERY SOFTWARES
CHAPTER SIX: LOTTERY BOOKS

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KEYWORDS & DEFINITION

1. Lottery: (It., lotto lot, share), in modern how, distribution of prizes, usually money; as
determined by lot or chance to the winning purchase of lottery ticket, or chances. Lottery is
considered to be a form of gambling (q.v.) in that the value of the prizes is greater than the cost of
the ticket and no skill is involved in winning.

2. Theory of Games: branch of mathematics that is useful in social science, business, war strategy,
and other areas involving conflict of interest, in which pure chance and selective strategies play
determining roles. The study was founded in the early 1920s by the French mathematician
Felix Edouard Emile Borel (1871-1956) and the American mathematician John Von
Neumanin it received great impetus with the publication of Theory of Games and Economic
Behavior (1944) by von Neumann and the Austrian economist Oskar Margenstren (1902-?).

3. Ancient Games: exhibitions of athletic contests and other types of public spectacle which were a
salient feature of the social and religious life of ancient Greece and Rome. In Greece the games
served at first as an element in various religious observances; some were held in honor of the
gods some were held in as offerings of thanksgiving and others in later times, in honor of living
persons. The Greek games played an important role in developing the appreciation of physical
beauty which is typical of Greeks art literature. Until a relatively late stage in Greek History the
participate in the games were drawn from among the citizens rather than from among professional
athletes. As the games took on an increasingly professionals character they rapidly declined in
public esteem. The Greeks conducted four major cycles of games; the Olympian Games, the
Pythian Games, the Isthmean Game (qq.v), and the Nemean Games.

4. Keno: game of chance, played with numbered cards and counters by any number of people. Keno
is a variant of bingo, which it closely remsembles. In both games the players are issued cards
divided into rows of numbered squares, no two cards having exactly the same numbers. In Keno
the possible numbers in each of twenty-five squares extend only from 1 to 75. There is no free
number in the center square in keno as there is in bingo. When keno is played the operator of the
game draws or releases numbered balls one of a time, from a container known as the keno
goose. There are no duplicate number in the goose. Each number is marked off by the operator
on a large board that usually is illuminated. Winners are those who first cover on their cards all
five numbers in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal row.

5. Olympiad: In Greek chronology, internal of four years between two successive celebrated of the
Olympian games. The use of Olympiads as a convenient system of chronological reckoning
appears chiefly in literature, beginning about 300 B.C. in the writings of the Greek historian
Timaeus (about 356- about 260 B.C.) Although the Olympian games were celebrated in much
earlier times, the first Olympiad dates from 776 B.C, the year in which the first official list of
victors was kept.
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6. Olympian Games: most famous of the four great national festivals of the ancient Greeks, the
other three being the Isthmian, Pythian, and the Nemean games see (ANCIENT GAMES). The
Olmpian games were celebrated every four years in the sanctuary of Zeus at Olympian in the
western part of the Peloponesus, Greece the time of the festival varied from the beginning of
August to the middle of September. At first the athletic contest occupied only a single day, but
inlater times five or six days were required to present all of the sports attractions. The orgin of the
games goes back to remote antiquity.

7. Olympic Games: designation applied to an international athletic competition, held quadrennially

and restricted to amatuers.

8. Bingo: Game of Chance, widely popular in the United States, played with numbered Cards and
counters by any number of people. The object of the game is to cover a row of numbers with
counters before any other players are able to do so; it is derived from lotto which in turn is based
on Lottery (see GAMBLING). In the U.S., bingo has become one of the favored means of raising
funds for religious and charitable organizations, the sponsoring group taking a percentage of the
moneys wagered. The proponents of bingo defend it as a harmless pastime providing participants
with entertainment at small cost, while its opponents consider it nothing more than public
gambling. The legality of bingo as a commercial game has been put to a vote in some states. In a
New York State referendum, held in November, 1957, a majority of voters approved an
amendment to the State constitution giving communities the right to legalize bingo.

Although there are many variations of bingo, in the basic game each player receives a card
containing five horizontal rows of numbers ranging from one to ninety and a set of counters. The
various cards have different arrangements of numbers and contain a center square, usually
marked Free, on which a player may immediately place a counter. Each player pays for his card
and in some games he is free to buy more than one card.

One player, known as the banker, has in his charge a collection of tokens numbered from one to
ninety which he draws from a box or other receptacle one by one. As he does so, he calls out the
number of each token. Players with a corresponding number on their cards cover it with a token.
The banker keeps track of the called numbers on a master chart visible to the players. As soon as
any player covers a vertical or horizontal row of numbers with counters he cries bingo. In some
games diagonal rows may be played too. His covered numbers are then checked against the
master chart to insure the correctness of his call. Winners received either the sum total of all
wagers or, if the game is commercially run, the total less a percentage for the house. If two or
more players go bingo at the same time, prizes are shared equally. See also KENO.
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HISTORY OF THE LOTTERY

While Powerball, Mega Millions and Hot Lotto may seem like modern games, their roots can be traced to
a very distant past. For centuries, people have used numerical patterns to make numerous kinds of
predictions. For example, people tried figuring out what the short- and long-range weather would be like
by reading the Farmers Almanac. This perpetual best seller was first published in the early 1800s.
Amazingly, its still being published today, even though its accuracy is only 2% better than throwing a
dart at a dart board.
Meanwhile, weather forecasting is now quantum leaps ahead of that now-quaint publication, but numbers
are still part of the equation. By using mathematical calculations and other tools, meteorologists can tell
us with reasonable accuracy whether snow will fall tomorrow and, if so, how many inches will pile up.
Forecasters can also tell us when hurricanes are forming, what their path and intensity might be. They can
tell us whether rain will fall tomorrow and whether its going to be a sprinkle or a gulley washer.
Humanity has wrung many uses from numerical patterns to study art and architecture. Scientists try to
make sense of the universe by using math to study atoms, galaxies and everything in between.
Businesspeople and engineers use calculations in their everyday work. But one of the longest-running
ways in which people use numbers is to play the lottery. Lotteries have a romantic air about them.
Lotteries were mentioned in historical writings from time to time. The first time that lotteries are
prominently mentioned in writings was about 200 B.C. during Chinas Hun Dynasty. Emperor Cheung
Leung invented the Chinese Lottery. Today the form of that lottery survives in the game we know as
Keno. The first lottery tickets date from that time. The Chinese Book of Songs from around 200BC
refers to a game of chance which appears to describe the drawing of lots.
The profits from the Chinese Lottery are said to have been used to build the Great Wall of China. Some
people think that lottery was being played in Europe as early as the first century before Christ, during the
reign of Julius Caesar. Lotteries at that time were dinner party embellishments. Each guest was given a
ticket. Prizes often were valuable items such as dinnerware.
But those lotteries were simply a way for the rich to amuse themselves. The earliest Roman lottery which
sold tickets was given modest items while the profits, naturally enough, paid for repairs in the city of
Rome.
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One of Europes first recorded lotteries was in 1446 by the widow of Flemish artist Jan Van Eyck. His
paintings and other possessions were the prizes. In additions, lotteries were a staple of life in the cities of
the European Low Countries in the 15th century. Taking a page from Emperor Cheung Leungs book, the
lotteries paid for various kinds of public works, including canal systems, chapels, houses for the poor and
town fortifications. the town records of Bruges, Ghent and Utrecht suggest that their lotteries might be
even older. A May 9, 1445 record from LEcluse mentions raising money to build walls and fortifying the
town. The lottery sold more than 4,000 tickets.
This mentioned of raising money didnt have a name until 1515, when an election in Genoa, Italy, went
awry. Six names were drawn to be elected to the Senate. However, the ballots had no names on them, just
numbers, leaving the baffled electorate to cross their fingers and pick numbers, leaving the outcome
entirely up to chance. The election was dubbed a lottery. Lottery in Italian means an unchangeable
fate. Fifteen years passed and the Italian city of Florence held what it called, in translation, a number
lottery featuring cash prizes.
Nearly 30 years later, in 1566, Queen Elizabeth I chartered the first the English lottery, which took place
in 1569. The lottery was to pay for public works and was a real extravaganza. About 400,000 tickets were
sold during a three-year period, during which time the government banked the ticket money without
paying interest. However, the promise of the lottery was that every ticket would win something and that
the lottery would pay out in prizes as much as it had taken in. the prizes were quite valuable and included
tapestries, silver, china and, best of all, cash. Later the official English State Lottery ran from 1694-1826.
Londons first lottery was held in 1612 authorized by the king at the time, James I. No doubt James was
eager to agree to the lottery because the money went to pay for the construction and maintenance of the
first English colony in America, Jamestown. Several lotteries were held for the same purpose.
Preserving the principle of using lottery money for the public good, the British in 1753 held a lottery to
help build one of its most renowned institutions, the British Museum. That same year Casanova nudged
Louis XV into creating what was later to become the Lotterie National. The French lottery had a twist. It
harkened back to the Emperor Cheun Leungs day by offering a keno-style version. Typically, a keno
game lets players pick a specific number in a range of numbers (for example, 1-80) Players in Cheung
Lungs lottery could bet on one of the numbers from 1 to 5. The Dutch started one in 1726. Its still
running today.
In Colonial times, the lottery was a favorite way to finance public and private projects. More than 200
lotteries were held between 1744 and 1776 to build canals, bridges, and roads. The creation of Columbia,
the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton and Harvard were partially paid for by lotteries. Benjamin
Franklin financed the purchase of some cannons for the defense of Philadelphia during the Revolutionary
War.
Thomas Jefferson, saddled with $80,000 in debt toward the end of his life, used a lottery to get rid of most
of his property. In 1768, George Washington had a lottery in Virginia to finance roads leading West. The
venture didnt make money. However, the actual lottery tickets bear his signature and now are worth
many thousands of dollars. The next year, Washington was manager of a lottery advertising that slaves
and land were to be the prizes. John Hancock used a lottery to renovate a Bostons historic Faneuil Hall.
The Continental Congress used lotteries to pay for its army. After the Revolutionary War was over, the
states used lotteries to pay for public projects including 300 schools and 200 churches. So successful were
these enterprises that the states continued using them to build orphanages, courthouses and jails.
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Then, in the 1800s, many states banned lotteries because theyd become associated with corruption and
mismanagement. Often private lotteries would advertise huge payoffs, then pay out nothing at all. A wave
of moral rectitude was sweeping the country. Civic and church organizations aimed to banish liquor and
slavery. Improving workers rights was on their list, as was banishing lotteries. Near the end of the 19th
century, many states had forbidden lotteries. Then, in 1890, President Benjamin Harrison demanded anti-
lottery legislation from Congress and he got it. A law was swiftly passed barring lottery tickets from
being handled by the U.S. Postal Service. An 1892 U.S. Supreme Court decision sunk the legality of
lotteries altogether, a ban which lasted until 1964.
Meanwhile, a thriving underground trade in playing the numbers had already been launch in the 1850s.
Players would put their money down on what certain numbers would be in some statistical data (the last
three numbers of the New York Stock Exchanges daily volume, for example) that was published nearly
every day in newspapers, racing forms or other often printed publications. The numbers game flourished
in poverty-stricken neighborhoods because bets could go as low as a penny. Players also could get credit,
an impossibility with other more official lotteries. Winnings, because the entire apparatus was
underground, were tax-free. Harlem had numerous banks taking numbers bets and an Italian version was
run as a Mafia racket.
Legal lotteries started making a comeback in the 20th century. Australia launched one in 1917. The Irish
Sweepstakes materialized in 1930. In the late 1960s, New Jersey initiated a legal lottery. The Olympic
Lottery of Canada in 1973 used to pay for the Montreal hosted 1976 Olympics. A tidal wave of private,
state and federal lotteries were launched in the U.S., their way eased by laws passed letting state lotteries
advertise through the mail, billboards, radio and television.
Powerball started in 1988, is run by the Multistate Lottery Association (MUSA). Powerball was originally
dubbed Lotto America, but the name was changed in 1992. Powerball is sold in 43 jurisdictions, including
Washington D.C. and the Virgin Islands. The largest payout was in January 2016, when three winning
tickets showered a $1.5 Billion-dollar jackpot on three players.
The oddest payoff was what has come to be known as The Fortune Cookie Payout. The drawing in
March, 2006 resulted in astonishing number of second-prize winners with a total payout of 19.4 million.
Lottery officials suspected rampant cheating and fraud. However, all the winners told the same story.
Theyd played the lucky numbers specified in the fortune cookies made by Wanton Food in Long Island,
New York. The company had printed thousands of the fortunes containing five of the of the six winning
numbers.
In 1996 Powerball moved the drawing temporarily to Atlanta, where the Summer Olympics were being
played. Five drawings were held there. Then Florida broke into the picture. Governor Jeb Bush opposed
bringing Powerball to Florida, contending that bringing the game into the Sunshine State would damage
the states own lottery. The next Florida governor, Charlie Crist, was more agreeable and Powerball
officials saw Florida as a plum market. The state struck a deal. The drawings had been held in West Des
Moines, Iowa. In exchanged for Floridas allowing Powerball to be sold in the Sunshine State, Powerball
agreed to move the drawing to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, where they are currently conducted.
Mega Millions, meanwhile, was launched in August 1996, with six participating states and was known as
The Big Game. In 2002 it was rechristened Mega Millions and had 10 participating states. Texas and
California, two of the biggest markets, soon followed.
In 2005, Mega Millions was discovered to have been hit by fraud. Letters bearing the logo for Mega
Millions were used several times to extract personal financial information from unwitting recipients.
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Accompanying the phony letters was a check, supposedly from Mega Millions. When the checks
bounced, they were sent back to the fake organization, but with personal account information and routing
number the bank had obligingly put on the back . With that personal information in hand, the crooks
could loot the persons account at will.
Meanwhile, Powerball and Mega Millions had a bigger problem. The jurisdictions where Mega Millions
tickets were sold couldnt sell Powerball tickets and vice versa. Apparently succumbing to the if you
cant beatem, joinem philosophy, the two lotteries reached an agreement in 2009 allowing jurisdictions
to sell tickets to sell both lotteries. January 2010 was designated the launch for selling both lotteries at the
same outlet. In that month, 23 more states joined Mega Millions.
During the thousands of years lotteries have existed, no doubt an equal number of ways to attempt
stacking the odds more in favor of the player than would otherwise be the case have been created. None
have succeeded until now. We have analyezed thousands of lotteries during the past 17 years. We know
that lottery numbers fall into predictable patterns , and there are ways to exploit that fact for Powerball,
Mega Millions and Lotto. We know that players plunk down their money on certain numbers less
frequently than others. When those less played numbers come up, they have larger payouts per winner
because so few people have bet them. This report will show you what those numbers are.

*ALL DATA IN THIS REPORT IS BASED ON APPLIED SCIENCE, AND MATHEMATICS, AND
COMPUTERIZED RESEARCH AND MATCHES REPORTED DATA TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY.
LOTTERY DATA SOURCES MAY BE IN ERROR IN SMALL DETAILS AND JACKPOT DATA VARIES
WITH TIME. WE CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SUCH VARIANCES IN DATA, BUT
AFFIRM THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IS ACCURATE TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY.
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LOTTERY WINNERS COMMON DENOMINATOR

All Law of Attraction lottery winners imagined the reality of being a winner through the persistent use of
creative visualization. All winners were focused on what they would feel and experience as a winner, not
on how their lottery win would take place. They focused on the end result at all times.
All winners used their words creatively and positively all the time, never joking about money and never
saying negative things about money. All their spoken words reflected the desired reality of being rich and
prosperous.
All winners persisted with these manifestation techniques on a daily basis through the use of the spoken
word, creative visualization exercises, and feeling the reality of a lottery win.
All winners kept their manifestation work a secret knowing that informing other people might encourage
negative comments and other distracting elements.
All winners adhered to a strict budget and gave thanks for each, and every win along the way.
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LUCK

The Psychology of Luck

First of all, you need to stop conditioning yourself by repeating over and over that you dont have any
luck in life.
The psychology of luck has been the subject of some very formal studies: scientifically, chance is
called subjective probability. It is the set of beliefs that you acquire in a situation of uncertainty.
Believe in good luck, and it will appear the results are much less spectacular when it comes to bad
luck, but it is a factor. When people think theyre on a lucky streak, opportunities arise.
How can you be lucky?...
What are the secrets of these people who have such luck? According to Psychological studies on
Luck, the following factors have been acknowledged:
1. Believing in Luck, of course
2. Being flexible. Dont dig your heels, dont tense up. Dont lose your temper. Unlucky people
always annoyed, stressed, tense. The embittered and depressed among us dont have any luck.
3. Trust your intuition. Feel protected, inspired, guided. Get in touch with the good vibrations.
4. Always see the positive side of things, and see the good in a bad situation.
5. Be open take an interest in everything. Pay attention, be aware of whats going on around you,
take note of things that seem insignificant at the time but which may subsequently turn out to be
vitally important.
6. Know how to spot good opportunities.
7. Be tolerant and be sure to give others your support.
8. Play your part in the network of luck. Its made up of all the friends relations and encounters that
may bring you the help you need in any situation.
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Attitude and Preparation

Its important to be aware that theres a powerful link cause and effect between your attitude to life
and the luck you may or may not benefit from.
Luck is the opposite of chance. Think of a game of die, which is down to pure chance. A good dice
should have one chance in six of landing on each face, unless its loaded in some way. Luck is the
exception to the laws of chance, where improbable sequences happen, because lucky people find the
winning number several times running. Lucky people also avoid the misfortunes of life, as well as
sidestepping bad luck.
You might also think, then people who are lucky are protected. And you d be absolutely right!
Whether theyre aware of it or not, these people have a specific mindset, that has the power to repel
the harmful vibrations and negative waves responsible for bad luck.
Just believing in your good luck is enough to make an incredible sequence of strokes of good luck.
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10 LOTTERY SECRETS

10 Winning Lottery Secrets

1.) Picking ODD or EVEN Numbers Two/Four, Four/Two, or Three/Three in other words, 2 even
and 4 odd numbers, or 4 even and 2 odd numbers or 3 even and 3 odd numbers chance/rate: 75%
2.) Picking High and Law Numbers 42 number games = numbers 1 To 21 are Low #s ; = numbers
22 To 42 are High #s Two/Four, Four/Two or Three/Three ; 2 low and 4 Highs, or 4 Low 2
High, 3 Low and 3 High.
3.) The Best Sums to have 100 to 158 range add All six Numbers Up.
4.) Avoid Low Number Combinations
5.) Avoid Betting Six Consecutive Numbers
6.) Avoid Sequential Number of Any Type.
7.) Dont Pick Combination That Have Won Before chances of Draw of Repeated Winning #s are
(1) once every 5440 years.
8.) Avoid Pattern Betting Obvious Patterns
9.) Avoid using Only Quick Picks, use other methods.
10.) Play less Often, but with More Lines Playing Budget; (A) Play 4-5 lines twice a week, (B) 4-5
lines Once every 4 weeks.
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HOW TO WIN THE LOTTERY

How To Win The Lottery

A+B=C
POWERBAL PRIZE = 5/69 + PB1/26
MEGAMILLIONS = 5/75 + MB1/15
POWERBALL FORMULA
A = 5/69
B = 1/26
C = CASH PRIZE
MEGAMILLIONS FORMULA
A = 5/75
B = 1/15
C= CASH PRIZE
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LOTTERY SOFTWARES

Lottery Software(s):

Lottery Post http://LotteryPost.com

USA Mega http://USAMega.com
Find Your Lucky http://FindYourLucky.com
Lotto Pro http://Windowslotto.com
Lotto Logic Pro http://Timersoft.com
Magayo http://Magayo.com
Smart Lottery Wheel http://SmartLotteryWheel.com
Lotto Calc http://LottoCalc.info
Lotto Trix http://LottoTrix.com
Pick 3 Sniper http://Pick3Sniper.coom
Win Track http://Win-Track.com
Lottery Extreme http://LotteryExtreme.com
Lucky Days http://LuckyDays.tv
Mega Millions http://MegaMillions.com
Powerball http://Powerball.com
Lotto Rainbow http://Lotorainbow.com.br
Lucky Day App http://LuckDayApp.com
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