Powerball: The Shocking Truth Why Your Powerball Numbers May Not Work!

Have you ever kept trying to do something and every time you tried you failed? This is exactly what you are doing by playing your sacred one set of numbers for the power ball. I know this sounds harsh, but before you tune me out give me a chance to explain to you why.

As you already know the numbers stack in the millions against you winning the power ball jackpot in the first place. But this is true for any person playing any lotto game with 6 numbers or more. No, the reason why your numbers have a slim chance of winning is not that your choosing the wrong numbers but that you are relying only on one set of numbers.

Huh? I know it sounds confusing but it will all make sense as you read the rest of the article. As with all lotto games the numbers chosen are random. As you increase the number choices and the larger the jackpot your chances of winning become less and less.

I know you already know this just bear with me. The only way to put yourself in the driver seat and win at power ball is to have a range of numbers that you will play over and over again. Relying on only one set of numbers is just throwing your money away. The chances of your particular numbers coming up even once is slim and I'm being generous here.

The truth is they are millions to one, and this does not even factor you may miss or forget to play the day your numbers do come out. The chance for them repeating is nearly impossible. I hate to be the bearer of bad news but this is just the facts.

So what's the solution? The solution is to pick several sets of winning numbers and constantly play those numbers over and over. As I mentioned in the previous paragraph your set of sacred numbers is not the problem but your total reliance on only them is.

So if you have one set of sacred numbers make 4 or six sets of sacred numbers. Each set of numbers will increase your chance of winning by 80%. Remember the numbers chosen are random and constantly change you have to be in the position to take advantage of the change.

I know at first you may be thrown off by what I'm saying but how much money have you lost by just hoping that your one set of numbers are going to hit?

The other question you have to ask your self is how much more money and disappointment you will experience if I am right and you did nothing to change.

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Source by Theodore Banks