The Tests play $15, $100 and $500 per week respectively to reflect the variety of budgets which lotto players and syndicates spend each week. The results have been nothing short of mind-blowing. When these results were first published, it caused a lot of red faces among many so-called lotto 'experts' (not to mention, causing quite a few of them to re-examine their closely-held beliefs!). Thankfully, many of these scams have now disappeared, but it's fair to say that some others continue to suck people in. Any lottery in the world could have been used for this case-study. However, for purposes of ease and consistency, I have used the results of Australia's biggest and most popular 6 from 45 lottery 'Australia Lotto Bloc,' conducted by Tattersalls. Given the universal and immutable laws of lotto, I GUARANTEE that identical results and conclusions would have been produced no matter which lottery I chose to conduct the Tests. All of which means, similar results can be achieved using winlottosystems with any 'pick-five,' 'pick-six' and 'pick-seven' lottery in the world - including your favorite lottery. The results are updated every six months, and clearly show that winlottosystems work. Since 1998, winlottosystems have: Anecdotally, I also know from the comments of hundreds of happy winlottosystem customers, that a consistent stream of cash prizes is a brilliant source of motivation to keep chasing that elusive 'million-dollar' dream. Click HERE to become a lotto prize magnet too! The pages which follow reveal everything you want to know - the numbers, the systems and the extraordinary results - to show you and prove to you that winlottosystems work. Click relevant link to SKIP to Test #1 Results, or Test #2 Results, or Test #3 Results. To ensure the integrity of my test procedures, I established four rock-solid rules of engagement. They were, and continue to be: The live and public tests commenced in June 1998. As of October 2009, the tests have played the actual winning numbers of almost 600 Draws, to compile a staggering eleven years of data. Please note, to protect my proprietary rights, the specific design configurations of each winlottosystem subjected to each test is NOT detailed in this report. However, certain design parameters such as the number of games played and type of prize-winning guarantee is provided. I chose to use the two most common forms of 'systems' which lotto players use today in each of the three Tests. They are: Random Numbers A series of (computer generated) random six-number combinations covering all 45 numbers. Often referred to as a 'quick-pick' or 'easy-pick' entry, close to one third of lotto players throughout the world use this type of system to play their favourite lottery each week. For ease, I used a handy piece of software developed by winlottosystems called the 'Random Number Generator' to compute this series of combinations.   and 'System' Entry* A fixed system of six-number combinations which cover every three, four, five and six-number combinations for 8, 10 and 12 numbers respectively. In Australia, Canada and the UK, these systems are often referred to as 'System' or 'Combo' Entries. Although sophisticated and expensive to play, they are very popular among large groups of players and syndicates because they offer multiple prize guarantees. The numbers and combinations used in each Test are shown for both the System Entry and winlottosystems. However, as the combinations for the Random Numbers system vary from Draw to Draw, they have not been published here. * known by a variety of names world-wide, System (or Combo) Entries are those in which you are entitled to mark more than the standard number of selections in one game panel. For example, in Australia, Canada and the UK the national lottery accepts only six numbers in one standard game panel, whereas playing a 'System Entry' permits seven or more numbers in one game. In this Test, I spend approx $15 per week, playing exactly 28 six-number games (or tickets / coupons) with each 'system.' Although identical in terms of the number of games played, each system 'covers' a different number of selections: Dollar for dollar, each system has exactly the same chance of winning a prize, including the major six-number '1st division' or jackpot prize. The eight numbers played in the System Entry are: It costs the equivalent of 28 six-number games to play this system, because the System 8 Entry is designed to automatically 'play' every six-number combination which can be formed from these eight numbers. The four sets of eight numbers for use in the winlottosystem are: As with all winlottosystems' Econo prize-winning guarantees, if ANY FOUR of the eight numbers (within each set) match the actual drawn numbers, the System will win a four-number prize (at a minimum), often more. Each set of eight numbers requires 7 games of six-number combinations to give the specific prize-guarantee, which are then transferred to a total of 28 lotto game squares. Test #1 Conclusions In terms of motivation, winlottosystems wins hands down because it won a lotto prize four times MORE often then the two system alternatives during the test period. At first glance, it may appear that the System Entry is more attractive because it has recouped slightly more of the total playing costs than the favoured winlottosystem. However, because the System Entry averages less than one lotto prize win per year (!!), it is highly likely that in the long term this system would be abandoned in favour of a more motivating system. Logically, a system that covers more of the total pool of numbers, and is designed to win the most probable prizes - that is, it adheres to the universal rules of lotto - will be more successful in the long term. In this Test, I spend approx $100 per week, playing approximately 200 six-number games (or tickets / coupons) with each 'system.' Although almost identical in terms of the number of games played, each system 'covers' a different number of selections: Dollar for dollar, each system has (almost) exactly the same chance of winning a prize, including the major six-number '1st division' prize. The ten numbers played in the System Entry are: It costs the equivalent of 210 six-number games to play this system, because the System 10 Entry is designed to automatically 'play' every six-number combination which can be formed from these ten numbers. The ten sets of ten numbers for use in the winlottosystem are: As with all winlottosystems' Econo prize-winning guarantees, if ANY FOUR of the ten numbers (within each set) match the actual drawn numbers, the System will win a four-number prize (at a minimum), often more. Each set of ten numbers requires 20 games of six-number combinations to give the specific prize-guarantee, which are then transferred to a total of 200 lotto games. Test #2 Conclusions Week after week, winlottosystems blows the competition away! winlottosystems compare VERY favorably because they adhere to the universal laws of lotto. That is, the winlottosystem used in this Test covers all of the total pool of numbers (45) and applies a system to combine these numbers that is designed to win the most probable prizes, namely four- and five-number prizes. Specifically, the winlottosystems: Research indicates that the majority of lotto players spend between $40 and $80 per week chasing their 'million-dollar' dream. Therefore, this Test (valued at $100) most closely reflects the possible results of an equivalent weekly spend. If this sounds like you, you HAVE to ask yourself:         On average, do I win a lotto prize once EVERY two weeks? If not, there can only be one reason why. In this Test, I spend approx $500 per week, playing approximately 920 six-number games (or tickets / coupons) with each 'system.' Although near-identical in terms of the number of games played, each system 'covers' a different number of selections: Dollar for dollar, each system has (almost) exactly the same chance of winning a prize, including the major six-number '1st division' prize. The twelve numbers played in the System Entry are: It costs the equivalent of 924 six-number games to play this system, because the System Entry is designed to automatically 'play' every six-number combination which can be formed from these twelve numbers. The 18 numbers for use in the winlottosystem are: Unlike the two previous Tests, this winlottosystem uses a multiple prize-winning guarantee. In this case, as with all winlottosystems' multiple prize-winning guarantees, if ANY FOUR of the 18 numbers match the actual drawn numbers, the System is designed to win multiples of four-number prizes. This winlottosystem will produce 131 sets of individual seven-number games (to give the specific prize guarantee), which plays the equivalent of 917 six-number games. Test #3 Conclusions The results earned by winlottosystems during this Test are consistently OUTSTANDING. Again, this is chiefly due to the fact that it covers as many of the total pool of numbers as possible, and uses a system designed to win the most probable prizes. Or in other words, it adheres to the golden rules of lotto. winlottosystems compare extremely favorably to the two alternative systems because they have: It's clear - winlottosystems WORKS! If you play in a syndicate, or share a similarly expensive lotto entry with a large group of people, take note.            Does your syndicate or group win one or more lotto prizes EVERY week?

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Set 4	6	10	18	23	30	37	41	45

TEST #1 RESULTS 'Australia Lotto Bloc' June 1998 to October 2009
Type of System	Annual Prize-Winning Draws (Average)	Annual Prize Dividends (Average)	Percent of Playing Costs Recouped
Random Numbers	1.1	$156	17.6%
System 8 Entry	0.9	$232	26.2%
winlottosystems	3.8	$227	25.5%

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Set 3	4	6	14	16	24	27	31	36	40	45
Set 4	1	7	9	11	17	19	22	23	25	30
Set 5	2	5	10	26	35	37	38	39	42	44
Set 6	3	4	12	13	15	19	39	40	43	45
Set 7	6	9	11	18	20	21	22	28	32	44
Set 8	14	16	23	24	25	27	30	33	37	41
Set 9	1	5	7	8	17	26	29	31	34	36
Set 10	3	4	20	21	22	23	24	28	39	45

TEST #2 RESULTS 'Australia Lotto Bloc' June 1998 to October 2009
Type of System	Annual Prize-Winning Draws (Average)	Annual Prize Dividends (Average)	Percent of Playing Costs Recouped
Random Numbers	2.7	$1,344	20.2%
System 10 Entry	1.9	$2,180	32.8%
winlottosystems	24.9	$2,172	34.3%

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TEST #3 RESULTS 'Australia Lotto Bloc' June 1998 to October 2009
Type of System	Annual Prize-Winning Draws (Average)	Annual Prize Dividends (Average)	Percent of Playing Costs Recouped
Random Numbers	13.0	$6,991	23.9%
System 12 Entry	5.9	$9,864	33.7%
winlottosystem	80.3	$14,466	49.8%