Was it a Gut's feeling a Mathematical calculation or a Coincident?

[Pandu Geddon]

Unless you have the power to see the future, it's more likely just a coincidence. Personally, I've experienced winning a lottery (though not the major jackpot) by just thinking of a combination of numbers. I tried it again the next day and lost. So, it's superstitious to believe we can consistently win. The mathematical calculations, which give us a slim chance, still apply to this kind of game. We need to be realistic and not ambitious, thinking we can win consistently. This kind of game is meant to be played for fun, using only a small amount, due to its very slim chances.

Thinking we can calculate or predict winnings that are coincidentally accurate is something that will only motivate us to continue betting. everything is not far from expectations. no one can really guess the future. what you get is just luck.
I think it's the same as when a gambler asks for a bet or prediction from someone who is thought to have the spiritual power to see the future. just try it and the results will not be like our expectations.

it's all pure luck

[Strongkored]

Feeling good only makes us more confident in making decisions such as choosing numbers or when we want to buy tickets but it does not increase our chances of winning in gambling that is entirely based on luck.
What the winner experienced was a coincidence, he just happened to be feeling good when he picked it but even when he wasn't feeling good he would have won because he was lucky.

[swogerino]

The lotteries are created usually by mathematicians in order to guarantee profit to them and they don't care for the winner,they have projected it and designed that the total number of tickets bought to be a better avenue of income than the maximum prize the offer,so in this context it was just a gut feeling as anyone who says it is mathematical calculation I invite anyone of them to win consistently the lottery which is totally impossible to win it every week.Coincident is the same as a gut feeling,I have this feeling one may say and it feels good to win the lottery,when it happens for that person to win the lottery for real it is called either thing,it is the same,a gut feeling or coincidence,I would personally heavily be in favor of a rare occurrence.

[Frankolala]

I will say that it is a coincidence because gambling is based more on lucky especially this scratch ticket. As a gambler, whenever you want to gamble you will have the hope of winning and that is a norm for all gamblers.

This is why I said that it was a coincidence. However, it is good for us to have positive thinking because it attracts positive energy to materialize our thoughts in the physical world. He is very luck and most times when I am picking a scratch ticket, I always have it in mind that I have won huge amount of money but it do turns out to be the opposite.

[SamReomo]

Seattle Man Has “Gut Feeling” After Buying Scratch Ticket, Wins $2M

Well that a great title for a nice article and the one who won $2M found a great way to get some recognition. I don't think someone gut feeling helps them to win a lottery but it's someone's luck that helps them to win such huge amount in lottery.

I believe the guy was quite lucky and his luck helped him to win that amount. There are so many people who buy such scratch tickets to win money but most of those people make nothing at all. Only those who are really luck can make win such lotteries and that Seattle man was one of those people.

[rahmad2nd]

Another article caught my attention and wanted to share it with you to know your thoughts about the subject matter.

A person won $2m after having a positive gut feeling after buying a scratch Chrome Scratch ticket. 
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Interesting, if we talk about hunches, instincts and institutions and all kinds of things, for me this is very subjective. no exception, if we talk about betting, gambling, whatever the type. as far as I understand, we as humans have something called sensitivity to certain things. it can be a hunch, instinct or institution. Honestly, this is very difficult to explain especially since I'm not an expert in this field. It's just that, in our lives there will always be phenomena like this. Let me take an example, there is a football match with a certain team. I know that a strong team has a higher probability of winning the match, but because there is something inner turmoil that is difficult to express, sometimes we are encouraged to bet on the Underdog team. Regardless of whether we win or not, it is not uncommon for gut feelings to always come into play when we place bets. yeah, although in the end luck decides.

Like in the case of this thread, "A person won $2M after having a positive gut feeling after buying a Chrome Scratch ticket". someone who has a hunch to buy a lottery ticket, by chance he gets something special due to his luck. Well, actually I don't really like the idea of ​​coincidence. According to my understanding, someone we discussed in this thread, had a fortune that not everyone can even get. whether it's a hunch, instinct or anything like that, it's just part of the process for someone who we can say was chosen to get something from the lottery. just imagine, as we know, in lottery betting there are no definite calculations. so regardless of hunch, what is certain is that someone described in this thread has luck that not everyone can get.

[Solosanz]

Ask him to buy scratch ticket again and state his gut feeling before he scratch it, we will know how real is his gut feeling.

Any people can review what they did and make a fake story to support it, but if you ask them to predict about the future, there's no one can give a correct answer, they either don't want to give answer or they will say anything can happen instead of boldly choosing this or that.

[Beparanf]

Does a human have the instinct to feel or know the outcome of gambling?  In this article it was said that the winner have the positive guts after buying the ticket and eventually won $2m or is it just a coincident?

There’s no way to prove it scientifically speaking but there’s a lot of unknowns in our universe. It’s obviously not a mathematical calculation since it’s a scratch card which means it’s just a coincidence combined with the luck which is gut tells the winner to purchased the ticket.

I experienced this kind of tingling sensation before when a I won in a raffle and scratch cards. There’s something strange that motivates me to participate since I’m very positive that I will win.

[pawanjain]

Oh common man, most of us here would get that gut feeling after buying a lottery ticket, otherwise why would we buy it at the first place ?
It was just a mere coincidence/luck that he won. We cannot just say it was due to his gut feeling.
Most of us here get this gut feeling but I guess we would have lost many times. Luck is more important than gut feeling in gambling.

[Gozie51]

Do you believe that instinct can help a person win in a chance based gambling games?

Yeah I think so. It is that instinct that give rise to that gut. If your instinct gives you that feeling that betting certain games or bet would give you a winning then it would increase the guts that you have to bet on it. I also believe that gut is the courage to bet on the game. It is nothing different from courage and so many times you can bet with courage and win, sometimes too you can lose on it. Instinct is our inate convinction to do something which we believe in and we are happy after we carry that exercise out but if you don't obey your instinct to bet it and the bet happens to be successful, you will be very sad with yourself. I like to follow my instinct and most times it is right but if it fails, I don't get sad because I followed my instinct and not just external influence.

[EluguHcman]

Does a human have the instinct to feel or know the outcome of gambling?  In this article it was said that the winner have the positive guts after buying the ticket and eventually won $2m or is it just a coincident?

The narrative of our instincts and feelings on gambling could be quite the same motive which is the wish to win even though gambling is a game for luck.

Gamblers always expects winning while waiting for their tickets results but yet they knows that they have only little chances to win.

I do not believe that it was the course of the winners guts that got him win the ticket rather he was just lucky.
It is not different when we also predicts but fails in different times but yet we do still have the believe as guts that we are doing to win in a Lucky day (s).
So either persistence or by by grace could lead us to winning.

So, it is literally of his luck and not by guts nor his instincts that brought him the winning.

[Fiatless]

So in case where you are buying a lottery or scratch ticket, would you abide by your gut's feeling whether to purchase to bet on the combination of a number?  Do you believe that instinct can help a person win in a chance based gambling games?

When it comes to lottery it is mostly based on luck and chance. There are no mathematical calculations to predict the numbers that will win. From my little studies, there are some numbers lottery gamblers see as lucky because these are numbers that have won consistently. Some lottery gamblers also have specific numbers they assume will win. But sports bettings might need some little mathematical calculations but it also depends on luck.

Having an instinct to know the outcome of the game is just a myth. There are times I will have a strong feeling that I would win a game but it will turn out negative. At other times it will become a win, it generally depends on luck. Many people have lost money even when they have a strong conviction that they will win. This is why it is better to gamble with only what you can afford to lose because these instincts don't affect the outcome of games. To answer your question OP I will not be tempted to put in huge funds in gambling because of a hunch, I will rather risk what I have budgeted.

[Lida93]

Does a human have the instinct to feel or know the outcome of gambling?  In this article it was said that the winner have the positive guts after buying the ticket and eventually won $2m or is it just a coincident?

I looked for some discussion on the internet and I agree with one of the replies on qoura[1] that the winner on Sportsbet does not rely on luck but rather on the mathematical calculation of the information presented by the data of the competing team but in this case, it is different since the game is based on chance and it would be hard to calculate the possible result since the data of distribution of the said ticket is unknown.

I don't agree much with coincident but that doesn't mean coincidence don't happen and to which gambling isn't excluded from coincidence activating a lucky win for a gambler. Likewise instinct - I can tell a number of times I have lost a bet all because I didn't follow my instinct (a small voice in my head), and this happened because my analysis from the data about the team's in a  match doesn't just flow or align with what my instinct is proposing. At the end of the results, I just get that short-time feeling of regret of "had I known".


Let's take this just concluded football match between Italy - Switzerland in the Euros, basically from calculation nobody would have thought about Switzerland leading that game 2 nil from the first 45 minutes and even with the use of statistical data analysis all will be pointing to the favours of the Italian team before the game started, but under that circumstance our instinct might differ about Italy as favourite to win but due to statistical calculation from available information instinct doesn't major in our choice of predictions.

[mammusu]

Do you believe that instinct can help a person win in a chance based gambling games?

Yeah I think so. It is that instinct that give rise to that gut. If your instinct gives you that feeling that betting certain games or bet would give you a winning then it would increase the guts that you have to bet on it. I also believe that gut is the courage to bet on the game. It is nothing different from courage and so many times you can bet with courage and win, sometimes too you can lose on it. Instinct is our inate convinction to do something which we believe in and we are happy after we carry that exercise out but if you don't obey your instinct to bet it and the bet happens to be successful, you will be very sad with yourself. I like to follow my instinct and most times it is right but if it fails, I don't get sad because I followed my instinct and not just external influence.

It's hard to say whether that instinct can bring victory or not. Because it will also be difficult for us to differentiate between what is instinct and what is not. because sometimes we think or we say we have an instinct to win, when in fact it is a form of emotion that ultimately influences our thoughts and says it is an instinct.

I often feel this way, for example before playing I think my instincts say I will win and in reality I still lose. But every now and then my instinct says win and it wins. So the problem is that it will be very difficult for us to differentiate between what is instinct and what is not.

And I don't know how to tell the difference. Maybe someone here knows how to distinguish whether it is truly instinct or just ambition that we consider to be instinct. The reason is that it has no form and only we know it, and the large amount of contamination by emotions and hopes makes us unable to differentiate between the two.

[ethereumhunter]

They can use their calculation to predict which team or player who can wins. But they can also use their instinct to predict the right team or player but that will not always helps them to wins. But if that is about lottery games, I guess that will difficult because lottery games based on the luck so whenever you calculate the number, you will still difficult to wins or hit the jackpot.

But I will say that's because coincidence that allows him to wins the games. That coincidence plus his luck really works like a charm and helps him to wins. If people only rely on their instinct and not use their calculation, they will difficult to wins because gambling needs luck and calculation as their analysis. They must learns more about the analysis so they can analyze the match to find the right team or player.

[SmartGold01]

To me this is pure chance based game because there's no mathematical calculation that could make someone win so quickly if so those whom has been gambling for years could hard given up after making some remarkable winnings. Again if there were easier ways to win in gambling then I believe by now the secrets could had been leaked by now so there is no mathematical calculation that involves this rather then being lucky so what we must know is that out of all games there must be a winner and if paradventure you becoming the lucky one then you win the game at this point it doesn't mean you were so perfect with your instincts or with your guts and whatsoever.

[nara1892]

I am very sure that the person in the story was nothing more than just lucky in getting this big win, he gambled by just relying on a hunch in his mind which means it is very clear that there is no basis whatsoever as a reason or cause for him to succeed in winning. the big win. In gambling there is no way that is 100% accurate, yes maybe now you have succeeded in winning the way you did it, but I am sure that in the future you will not necessarily win again, even in the same way.

On the other hand, yes, I believe that instinct can help bring victory, but it will only be successful if luck comes at the right time. You can see gamblers who are now addicted and always have a high level of confidence by assuming that they will win at the end of the session but in fact the results are often disappointing, meaning that luck does not come at that time and instinct or belief will not always be able to lead you to victory, it is just a coincidence.

[AVE5]

Winning on scratch has no strategy because the big prize winners are usually pooled and decided at random to prevent people chasing the last tickets.

Of course either instincts of feelings, you can't change what got to be in each scratching ticket so far that it's not magical.
It all bestows to luckiness that you might probably pick the right one which every purchasers do wish to pick that very one winning ticket.
So,  it's basically the instincts and feelings of each and everyone remains the same but being the lucky one makes the result difference.

[Findingnemo]

Does a human have the instinct to feel or know the outcome of gambling?  In this article it was said that the winner have the positive guts after buying the ticket and eventually won $2m or is it just a coincident?

So in case where you are buying a lottery or scratch ticket, would you abide by your gut's feeling whether to purchase to bet on the combination of a number?  Do you believe that instinct can help a person win in a chance based gambling games?

It's BS that everyone talk after they win something but can they be honest and say this is the only time they felt like that or everytime when they buy the lottery? Obviously everyone buying the ticket hoping that this is the one but only the designated people can win it so it's obvious that one who won had such feeling while buying the ticket but what you should ask is whoever bought the ticket had the feeling and they lost exists or not to know the reality.

[slapper]

Another article caught my attention and wanted to share it with you to know your thoughts about the subject matter.

A person won $2m after having a positive gut feeling after buying a scratch Chrome Scratch ticket. 
~~

Interesting, if we talk about hunches, instincts and institutions and all kinds of things, for me this is very subjective. no exception, if we talk about betting, gambling, whatever the type. as far as I understand, we as humans have something called sensitivity to certain things. it can be a hunch, instinct or institution. Honestly, this is very difficult to explain especially since I'm not an expert in this field. It's just that, in our lives there will always be phenomena like this. Let me take an example, there is a football match with a certain team. I know that a strong team has a higher probability of winning the match, but because there is something inner turmoil that is difficult to express, sometimes we are encouraged to bet on the Underdog team. Regardless of whether we win or not, it is not uncommon for gut feelings to always come into play when we place bets. yeah, although in the end luck decides.

Like in the case of this thread, "A person won $2M after having a positive gut feeling after buying a Chrome Scratch ticket". someone who has a hunch to buy a lottery ticket, by chance he gets something special due to his luck. Well, actually I don't really like the idea of ​​coincidence. According to my understanding, someone we discussed in this thread, had a fortune that not everyone can even get. whether it's a hunch, instinct or anything like that, it's just part of the process for someone who we can say was chosen to get something from the lottery. just imagine, as we know, in lottery betting there are no definite calculations. so regardless of hunch, what is certain is that someone described in this thread has luck that not everyone can get.

You shouldn't blindly follow your intuition, but these "hunches" may be your subconscious digesting vast amounts of data you're unaware of. Similar to sports betting. Guys that swear on their gut, you know? Sometimes they succeed. Their brains detect patterns in player metrics, movement, and even the weather

Imagine using that in your daily life, investments, and career decisions. Not that you should ignore reasoning, but sometimes intuition is your subconscious saying, "Hey, I've seen this play out before"

This "luck" thing with lottery winners? Maybe they're not lucky. Perhaps, and this is trippy, they're in harmony with their life's rhythm and odds. It's not about risking your life savings, but about finding a pattern or personal alignment in the turmoil. We're talking about knowing your instincts in many areas of life, not just gambling. Man, it's time we used this tool