Select the number of lines you want to play. As a guide, 5 lines will usually fill one ticket in most states.
Then select the grey game button to choose your game.
Use the COPY button to get your selected lottery numbers in text form added to your clipboard. Paste it into a text editor or email, and transfer the numbers onto your ticket.
For best results you need to generate new numbers for each new game. Have fun playing, always play responsibly and never spend more than you can afford to lose.
The Silver Lotto Numbers Selector is based on principles from the Silver Lotto System and PRO System, used by hundreds of thousands of lottery players around the world for more than 30 years. This lottery number selector generates number selections for US Powerball (also in the UK), and Mega Millions.
No. The Silver Lotto Numbers Selector uses selection principles from the original Silver Lottery System and PRO Custom Profiles. It is the only Lottery Generator we know that does this to achieve real winning numbers potential.
No. AI does not have access to the proprietary methods and decades of specialist knowledge behind the Silver Lottery System. The Selector applies those methods directly when generating your numbers.
Yes, we have many winners. Players using the Silver Lottery and Predict System have had a
$22 million jackpot win, multiple $1 million prize wins,
and thousands of prizes worth up to $100,000.
See testimonials here.
I retired in 2022 and stopped selling the Silver Lottery System. Since I no longer rely on the income, I turned it into this free lottery selector and made it available for everyone to use.
No lottery system, strategy, or number selector can guarantee a prize. Lottery results cannot be predicted with certainty. The Silver Lotto Numbers Selector applies the same selection principles used by Silver Lottery System players for more than 30 years.
In 1997 Florida Lottery funds began going to Bright Futures, a program to help high schoolers afford college.
It's official... some USA states are reporting record lottery ticket sales. And it all goes to good causes as well as to the winners.
Gunslinger Clint Eastwood is sometimes seen in a bath, but never the toilet. Why is that?
Ever watch a Clint Eastwood western film? Have you ever seen him or the other actors go to the toilet?
It's one of the most essential actions in our lives, but like eating, you rarely see actors perform these essential functions.
Read MoreErick Onyango and Salvatore Cambria, both of Suffern, Rockland County are suing the New Jersey Lottery. Photo: CBS
Imagine realizing that you'd bought a lottery ticket worth $1 million—and that you'd thrown it away. It's a reminder to all Silverites that you should treat every ticket as a winner until the lotto machine tells you it's not.
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Leaving the Somes Island jetty this afternoon.
I'm writing today's newsletter from an island in our harbor while I wait for the ferry to return and pick me up.
This tour is part of my latest adventure-a-day policy.
Euromillions winner Matt Myles. Photo: Daily Mail
Imagine winning £1 million (US$1.7m). What would you do with it?
Just months ago Matt Myles, 27, from Hereford, was working gruelling night shifts in a factory when a Euromillions ticket bought on a whim netted him a surprise £1 million windfall.
A retired restaurant owner in Oswego County was handed a $1 million check on Tuesday for winning the New York State Lottery.
Barbara Krupke had stopped at Kinney Drugs on Rome Road in Pulaski to pick up birdseed when she decided to try her luck with the lottery.
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Cynthia O’Connell, Florida Lottery Secretary, says all players should heed this warning.
The Florida Lottery launched its ‘Sign Your Ticket’ campaign this week to protect the winnings of rightful owners. And this example tells why...
It would seem silly to compare an Apple product to my PRO custom profiles.
But I'm going to anyway.
Is this near-miss on every number a total fluke or what!
What if there was a way to guarantee that every lottery ticket got you a prize?
Two local entrepreneurs believe they have found the way to do just that, according to the Plano Star Courier.
Eric Yoo and Elmer Cha launched YooLotto a year ago in March. It's an app that identifies winning tickets and gives free bonuses as well.
British comedian Bruce Forsyth got knighted by the Queen recently, but I didn't.
Our country has just announced the mid-year honors list.
It's mainly a bunch of kindly and righteous people who get knighted or honored for the work they've done in the community.
My name wasn't there.
I don't understand why I wasn't nominated. After all, I help thousands of people each realise their dreams each year.
This Euromillions winner bought a Lamborghini, but Friday's winner in France did something quite different.
France had a good news story to celebrate on Friday.
A man who scooped more than 72 million euros (US$98.1 million) on the EuroMillions lottery has decided to...
Elfred Meltzenheimer of Modesto, California, plans to travel with his winning Powerball $1.4 million dollar won in February. Photo: Debbie Noda
The question is - should you buy stuff or experiences with your win?
Should you travel a lot, or hunker down at your mansion?
A $5 million win can be lifechanging, as the Kazaneckis will find out. Photo: Howard Schnapp
What would you do with a $5 million lottery win?
Business Insider recently found this question on Quora:
"I'm 25 and I've just inherited $5 million. How should this influence my life plan?"
They published this interesting answer from one reader. See if it matches your own expectations:
Cameron Finney wrecked his Dodge Ram, so he said with his $20 million win he'll buy another. The motorcyclist in this story wasn't so lucky.
The motorcyclist tumbled towards us, end over end, sliding down the road.
His bike - in a separate slide on its side - arced towards our SUV in a shower of sparks and debris on the other side.
I jammed on the brakes and swung the wheel.
Just this minute I received an email from a Silverite, telling me of their $1 million win with my System.
And at the time of the win they only had one measly dollar left to their name.
Talk about a close call!
I was just about about to press the button on today's newsletter on another topic, but this breaking news was too important to delay.
But I shouldn't have worried about delaying it a day.
Read the email and you'll find out why:
Some people are just lucky - $48 million winner Tina Ferrone said she had never played Canada's Lotto Max before.
Want to know why people give up playing the lottery? And why others play for months or even years until they eventually win?
No, Ken Silver had nothing to do with this lottery win, even though the New York Lotto appeared to use my name in their promotion. Salvatore Gandolfo is seen here in April at the NY Lottery winners press conference after winning $7.5 million in the Silver Spectacular. Photo: Robert Miller
Does Jennifer Lopez ever clean her sparkling kitchen? I doubt it.
Ever feel like you're a mouse in a giant wheel - where you run on one spot doing the same tasks over and over again?
If you're like me, you get no pleasure from:
The lottery-predicting frog had some startling successes. PHOTO: Nong Oui
When local Tongsai Boommrungsai spotted a frog in her garden holding a young chick in its mouth, she stared straight into the frogs protruding eyes and demanded that it drop it.
There are many stories about lottery winners losing their tickets and then miraculously finding them again, or winning on Friday the 13th. But how about these lucky winners who got their wins in some very strange ways? Let’s dive right in…
A NASCAR speedway and lottery commission created the largest scratch-off ticket ever made, setting a new Guinness World Record.
You couldn’t make this up.. four amazing coincidences with the $1 million prize that Alexander McLeish of Attleborough got from a friend after his open heart surgery.
It’s quite unique. Canadian law prohibits ‘disposing of any property by lots, cards, tickets or any mode of chance’ whatsoever…
You couldn't make this up. When Florida resident Bill Kelly gave one of three lottery tickets to his family pet, little did he realize what the outcome would be.
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