I don't love clicking links, but I think the guy is full of shit. There is no way to be that lucky unless it's rigged IMO.
I saw that two or three days ago but I did not bother to bring it to the forum for discussion because I know that it is like I am bringing nonsense. It has no sense to me because I just do not want to believe that. Winning lottery 14 times is just not possible. The chance that something like that can happen is very small. Less than 1%. 
Topic: How possible is it to win lottery 14 times using mathematics calculations - page 6. (Read 820 times)
January 03, 2024, 01:44:48 AM
January 03, 2024, 12:59:48 AM
From what I saw in the article and also having to search his name; he spent a lot of money on those tickets he didn’t just buy 14 tickets and win 14 of them he spent thousands of dollars which he referred to as investment and I’m not sure that there are many people who would be able to afford that much tickets.
And also I don’t think this is a shit business, for those that are doubting the story you can simply ignore the Op’s link and search for “ Stefan Mandel” that’s the man that’s being talk about here… although in all the articles that I managed to skip through none of them revealed the algorithm that he used, most of them claimed that he refused to reveal it stating that him revealing it is the same as coca-cola revealing its ingredients.
And also I don’t think this is a shit business, for those that are doubting the story you can simply ignore the Op’s link and search for “ Stefan Mandel” that’s the man that’s being talk about here… although in all the articles that I managed to skip through none of them revealed the algorithm that he used, most of them claimed that he refused to reveal it stating that him revealing it is the same as coca-cola revealing its ingredients.
If that was the case, we would've heard about other mathematicians who managed to do the same. Well, chances are that we'll hear about them in the future if it is true that he has a system that works. AI also uses algorithms to guess the lucky numbers of the lottery, but it hasn't been able to guess them correctly yet (and I doubt it will some day). But as this is not my area of expertise, I'm open to the surprise.
January 03, 2024, 12:49:22 AM
From what I saw in the article and also having to search his name; he spent a lot of money on those tickets he didn’t just buy 14 tickets and win 14 of them he spent thousands of dollars which he referred to as investment and I’m not sure that there are many people who would be able to afford that much tickets.
And also I don’t think this is a shit business, for those that are doubting the story you can simply ignore the Op’s link and search for “ Stefan Mandel” that’s the man that’s being talk about here… although in all the articles that I managed to skip through none of them revealed the algorithm that he used, most of them claimed that he refused to reveal it stating that him revealing it is the same as coca-cola revealing its ingredients.
And also I don’t think this is a shit business, for those that are doubting the story you can simply ignore the Op’s link and search for “ Stefan Mandel” that’s the man that’s being talk about here… although in all the articles that I managed to skip through none of them revealed the algorithm that he used, most of them claimed that he refused to reveal it stating that him revealing it is the same as coca-cola revealing its ingredients.
January 03, 2024, 12:31:20 AM
Well, mathematics comes into play when you buy a significant amount of tickets, but the risk also increase significantly. Let's say you bought 80% of the availlable tickets for the draw, then you have a much higher chance to win the Lottery, than the person that has bought one or two tickets.
The thing is, how much did you spend to buy all those tickets and how much will you lose if you do not win with all those tickets. Lottery winning odds are crazy... so it is almost impossible to win 14 times in a row, even if you buy 80% of those tickets.
The thing is, how much did you spend to buy all those tickets and how much will you lose if you do not win with all those tickets. Lottery winning odds are crazy... so it is almost impossible to win 14 times in a row, even if you buy 80% of those tickets.
January 03, 2024, 12:13:15 AM
Navigating through articles online got me attracted to a catchy caption yet disturbing (the link posted below).
I am a stern believer that gambling. Which I believe that lottery is, is purely a game of luck rather than skills or expertise.
How this managed to happen repeatedly for 14 times means it's not just luck, something else must have happened.
https://www.unilad.com/news/mathematician-won-lottery-14-times-317063-20231230
Leave your opinion if you think it's 100% luck to be winner or there is a particular skill needed.
beats the lottery is something impossible to happen normally meaning there is a catch on this.
- Either he is part of the gambling board/or paid at least
- He is the one who created the code.
- This is just a play of the government .
the thing that he beats it twice will already alarmed the Lottery system so what
more if having it 14x?
January 03, 2024, 12:02:19 AM
I think I've seen this in the movie.
This is very similar, try to check the thriller of the movie. Jerry & Marge Go Large – Official Trailer Starring Bryan Cranston & Annette Bening (They said, they are professional lottery players)
If someone could not find a loophole on the lottery to take advantage on it, then there's no chance he'll win 14 times, unless he uses a time machine, but that would be out this world thinking then. So my say is that, it's not true, and I don't believe it.
This is very similar, try to check the thriller of the movie. Jerry & Marge Go Large – Official Trailer Starring Bryan Cranston & Annette Bening (They said, they are professional lottery players)
If someone could not find a loophole on the lottery to take advantage on it, then there's no chance he'll win 14 times, unless he uses a time machine, but that would be out this world thinking then. So my say is that, it's not true, and I don't believe it.
January 02, 2024, 11:35:51 PM
Lotteries are the government's way of collecting extra tax from addicted gamblers. In the US, before even a winner is announced, the government takes 24% of the prize pool and then also tax the winner, when he files his income tax. Basically, about 40% of the prize pool is given back to the government and the winners take the rest. It's essentially a government-approved scam. Regarding OP's topic, It shouldn't be possible to do in a short amount of time(without taking major losses). Either the Lottery was rigged in a way that the mathematician figured out, looking at the sequence of previous winners or he was in on the whole thing.
January 02, 2024, 11:19:53 PM
Irrespective of how lucky or good you might be mathematically, I consider it not worthy enough to achieve such degree of victory in lottery battles. Its obvious the system has been rigged somehow. He is either connected to the lottery board or he is a part of this who wrote the code or possibly having an insider information because the consistency is too much.
January 02, 2024, 11:15:42 PM
Navigating through articles online got me attracted to a catchy caption yet disturbing (the link posted below).
I am a stern believer that gambling. Which I believe that lottery is, is purely a game of luck rather than skills or expertise.
How this managed to happen repeatedly for 14 times means it's not just luck, something else must have happened.
https://www.unilad.com/news/mathematician-won-lottery-14-times-317063-20231230
Leave your opinion if you think it's 100% luck to be winner or there is a particular skill needed.
January 02, 2024, 10:08:53 PM
Navigating through articles online got me attracted to a catchy caption yet disturbing (the link posted below).
I am a stern believer that gambling. Which I believe that lottery is, is purely a game of luck rather than skills or expertise.
How this managed to happen repeatedly for 14 times means it's not just luck, something else must have happened.
https://www.unilad.com/news/mathematician-won-lottery-14-times-317063-20231230
Leave your opinion if you think it's 100% luck to be winner or there is a particular skill needed.
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