Most lottery draws, which are played every week, go collect the ever-growing jackpot when no winner emerges. Some can break hundreds of records, as happened in 2018 with the American lottery megamillion, which reached a prize of 1.537 billion euros. In Europe, the biggest prize ever awarded was on July 19, when one winner hit a jackpot of €230 million.

This situation makes many players want find formulas to increase your chances of winning. It must be said that some mathematicians have managed to avoid the odds of the game and devise their own systems for continuous winning, such as Stefan Mandel, who managed to win prizes up to 14 times using the infallible technique.

Andy Carter, one of the lottery winning financial advisors in the UK, explains in a British newspaper Sun, the key to choosing the best combination and going against the odds themselves. Based on your experience, there some lottery numbers that tend to repeatso getting them into your ticket could work.

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In the EuroMillions lottery, ticket combinations are based on five main numbers and two stars. In addition, all players, due to the simple fact of purchasing a ticket, will have automatic access to the additional draw ‘El Millón’, an alphanumeric code, which, if they win, can make them millionaires.

According to Carter, The leading numbers that have appeared most frequently in the draw since 2016 are 20, 17, 21, 42 and 23. While stars, which are numbers between 1 and 5, are usually 2 and 3. While it is possible to play EuroMillions automatically, without personally selecting numbers, ensuring that these combinations are included can offer more chances of winning.

“Customers who choose their combination usually choose the lowest, usually between 1 and 31, due to the large number of players choose their number by date like birthday or anniversary“, say lottery experts. Therefore, on many occasions, the winner usually doesn’t come out. Carter warns that, even if this combination is repeated, picking numbers that are repeated not a guarantee of success. “We don’t want players to spend more than they can afford,” he said.