Do You Make These 7 Disastrous Bloopers Playing The Lottery?

I've made plenty of mistakes. There was the time I shut the door on a visitor thinking she was a sales person.

Only to find out later - via an official letter from one of our government departments - that she was an official on business. Oops.

I didn't learn. A few years later I refused to come to the door when someone asked for a charity donation via my doorphone. Turned out... they were neighbors from down the road getting funds for their school. Oops again.

At least they got a sizable guilt donation from me on their next visit.

These mistakes were inexcusable because I should have known better. But we can also make expensive mistakes without knowing why. And that might cost us a lottery win.

Hilton Hotel chain founder, Conrad Hilton, once said: "Success seems to be connected with action. Successful men keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don't quit." (I'm also sure he meant women too).

What's your lottery blooper count? How do you measure up to these 7 common mistakes in lotto?

BLOOPER #1.
Not being brave enough.
Are you a timid person financially? Do you dither in the supermarket over which packet of cereal you should have? Now's the time to change your attitude. The Silver Lotto System works great with say, 5 bucks worth of tickets. But it works even better with $50. That's because your return is greater when you give it a bigger chance. Don't hold back. Take a bold step for the next game and give it your best shot by adding more money to the mix. You'll be surprised at what comes back to you.

BLOOPER #2.
Jumping all over the place.
One week you'll use the first 20 lines from your Profiles, and the next week you'll use from 20 to 40. Then you'll split between the two, or take another game altogether. Strategy-wise, it's like trying to corral a herd of cats. You're spreading yourself thin, and that never works. Stick to your knitting. Follow the path of enlightenment - the Silver Lotto System instructions - and stay focused on one game only.

BLOOPER #3.
Playing too early in the week.
One of the fun things in playing the lottery game is anticipation. It's thinking each day how you will spend your winnings.

If you purchase your tickets too early in the week, that excitement is lost. Leave it until the day of play to give you that shivery feeling of excitement of deciding where to spend your next $30 milllion!

BLOOPER #4.
Adding a random number or two.
Some people spy an apparent 'hole' in my system. They think it doesn't look right for some reason, and decide to add their own version. Sometimes they think the System will look a bit odd - even split away from the rules on other times. Don't worry, it's intentional. Trust and play. Don't put in your street number, a hot number from the horoscope, or that license plate number from a red car passing by exactly on noon. It won't do you any good. Follow the instructions.

BLOOPER #5.
Not celebrating your victories.
A lot of players think a $20 winning is no big deal. Maybe they've come to expect larger prizes with my system. But look at it this way - you are doing well to get even that. You are competing against odds that are truly astronomical... 1 in 70 million sometimes in the big games. If NASA thought the odds of getting to the moon were more than 1 in 2, they wouldn't have sent their astronauts there. And yet your odds are so massive that it is a miracle your numbers ever match. So when they do, you've got a true cause to celebrate. You have just beaten off 70 million other number combinations to get your 20 bucks. Celebrate, enjoy! It's all good practice - especially when it becomes $20 million!

BLOOPER #6.
Not staying in the game.
Play a game. Play the next same game. Repeat until winning. Simple!

BLOOPER #7.
Overplaying and overspending.
Never get into debt. Don't borrow to play. Don't spend the housekeeping. Only spend what you can afford, otherwise you'll feel guilty at your first spend-up and decide to play less or give up altogether. Balance it up.

BLOOPER #8. (Bonus for reading thus far!)
Waiting too long to play.
My testimonial pages are riddled with stories of players who didn't play, or played too late. These two lost over $1.5 million dollars between them!

After taking tickets of the same series for some time,... I decided to extend out to a much larger number of entries. This was what Ken had been saying so I followed instructions. Now I needed to get organised quickly and cut to the chase, buy the tickets and watch the results. I did get organised but alas I let that fateful night go by when I did not buy and the prize pool meant that $1M would have been won as my first line of numbers came up.
Lester R.