How to beat even the worst lottery odds in your next game

How to beat even the worst lottery odds in your next game

Want a pile of money? This what it looks like. Robert and Tonya Harris look at cardboard money representing their Georgia MegaMillions $275 million win. PHOTO: toledoBlade

The media are fond of putting out extraordinarily hopeless odds in any major game. They do it because it's attention-seeking and good for readership. But they have it completely wrong.

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How this 14-times lottery winner won $27 million, and why it all went terribly wrong

It all started in the 1960s, when a poor Romanian accountant came up with a solution for winning the lottery. He had spent every minute he had off work and family life analyzing papers on math and working on his own algorithm. Watch and see how it then went quite wrong for him.

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