Do you think this software can help you with your lotto betting?

[qwertyup23]

I find this incredibly funny- I mean, lottery numbers are purely random. The chances of you winning the lottery is astronomically low even if you apply mathematical and other scientific data and formulas. Even if you have all the data in the world that can help you arrive at a certain set of numbers, still, the chances of you winning is still low.

Personally, I wouldn't trust this website. Imagine paying $30 on a website that claims to have all the patterns of the lottery ticket but at the end of the day, it's just randomize numbers. Lastly, what would be the effect if let's say more than 100 people avail of that program? Will it generate the same 100 patterns of numbers? So you're telling me that 100 people would win the lottery at the same time?

Again, I find it borderline useless and a total waste of money. If you want to win the lottery, stay on your numbers and pray that you would be the lucky person to win everything!

[joeperry]

That's an easy way to lose $30 lol. The image itself tells that predicting the outcome is extremely challenging and past results doesn't guarantee future outcomes which means it can't be used, so how would this software helps you to predict with your lotto betting? Will it used previous data to analyze the pattern or the odds or outcome of what would likely be the result of the next draw. If you are going to think about it, it's really impossible to predict or even use previous data on predicting something that is totally random compared to trading or sports betting where you can use previous data to have basis on your prediction.

[retreat]

Even if the software were free, I wouldn't use it. Logically, if it really could increase a person's chances of hitting the lottery jackpot, then the creator wouldn't be giving it away for $30 for lifetime use. The creator also claims that "past results do not guarantee future outcomes in a truly random system," so what does this software have to prove? lol. If a lottery bettor wins, it's simply their luck.

[danherbias07]

Whatever they are offering sounds dangerous for me.

My grandpa was a long-time bettor with just the same numbers (pet numbers), but has not won the jackpot ever since. The lottery is something that cannot be predicted. So anyone who is looking for the best strategy in this kind of gambling industry should forget about looking for one.

It's a luck-based game. There are times people will call it rigged because they will not tell who won it. I understand the privacy thing, but believing what they say is something that I don't understand. In my case, it doesn't encourage me because there have been no proofs of real winners who changed their lives.

[HONDACD125]

Think about it, if this actually helped people win a big jackpot it's not because the software knows anything, it's because it got lucky once. If it were possible to win using a tool, there would be noone selling the tool. They'd make more playing the lotteries.

Exactly!

Even though I remember the story of a man who managed to win the lottery for about 3 times consecutively using mathematics, but if someone was actually able to create a tool that could really work even to make them win not consecutive but at least 5 out of 10 lotteries they are participating, they would never be selling the tool, that too for only $30 for lifetime, they would firstly use it themselves to win from the lotteries they believe it works on, and then even if they were ever to decide to sell it, they wouldn't sell it for $30 for lifetime, they would make a subscription system, because if people were actually winning using it, they would subsribe again.

So everything about this makes it sound like a total scam. Someone decided to spend some money on creating a website and a fake tool to try their luck in making some money this way, if people stumble upon it and make a purchase, he makes some money, and if they ignore it, he doesn't lose much more than a few bucks for the domain subscription if he has bought one and isn't using a free one.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Question: If you're a lotto bettor, will you go for $30 lifetime usage to use this software for you to have a better chance to win in a lottery?

Bro, if you've $30 to dash someone you don't know over the internet, then please go ahead and pay, it's as simple as that, you know yourself that this is just another programming bullshit that is designed to enrich it's creators. Good thing the subscription is low and lots of people would jump in and make payments, so its creators make lots of money from collecting peanuts from a lot of desperate people while the foolish subscribers would be busy recording losses upon losses thinking that the next analysis would give them the hit.
I guess you know what would be my reply from my explanations

[Slow death]

I personally know some people in my country who spent 5 years playing the national lottery, and every week they wrote down the winning numbers. Even using this "strategy," they never managed to win the jackpot and gave up on the lottery altogether. It's very clear that the lottery winner is random, and there's no strategy that will make someone win the lottery. If the owner of this software were truly capable of improving the chances of winning the lottery, he would have already used it himself and wouldn't be advertising it to anyone.

Who would be foolish enough to have a gold mine that nobody else knows about and go around saying they have a gold mine and can make people rich? They could just pay a small fee, right? Nobody would do that. That's why I wouldn't pay $30 to use this software, and I wouldn't use it even if it were free. I don't like the lottery.

[rachael9385]

Lotto was designed to gave random outcomes so I would not even bother to give this a try because I already know that it's not going to work. No software can help you win any lotto game and I see this as a way of getting addicted to gambling. Most people start using softwares like this and perhaps after having some lucky wins they might start thinking that the software is actually what's working for them.

[rdluffy]

This data can be used to identify patterns or trends that may aid in making predictions

I know people who regularly bet on lotteries who would love that, hehehe

However, in a fair system, no previous results affect the new drawing, so mathematically it makes no sense at all to chase those patterns

But as I said, I know plenty of people who would definitely pay for a system to help with their bets 

[leonair]

First of all, if I were to be a lotto bettor I First question would be, has this software been tested and proven that it works or at least what is the rate or possibility of this software to guess or know the right numbers to pick. There has to be something because for a fact that you'll be spending your money on something of this nature there should be statistical fact like numbers, for instance how many predictions would come true out of 20.  And again for a fact that those lottery companies let things like this float on the internet without seeing it as a threat says alot about the wining possibility, I don't know if you understand what I'm saying.

A software can be used only for testing purpose but should not be used for real betting or any kind of technical support at least for gambling, I never trust these software because I always enjoy any gambling game according to my own prediction. Why should you rely on software or trust software? Any kind of gambling is dependent on luck which can never be won by any software or any technical analysis

[Royal Cap]

To be honest I wouldn't have bought it. Lottery is a completely random thing, it's hard to believe that any software can give you a real advantage here. And I will say that no matter what they say it's almost impossible to accurately predict future numbers based on past data, Another thing I want to say is, have those who have bought this software received any benefits at all? It seems like a tool designed to give people confidence but I think they are only making such promises to sell subscriptions.

[Fiatless]

Question: If you're a lotto bettor, will you go for $30 lifetime usage to use this software for you to have a better chance to win in a lottery?

I wouldn't pay even $1 for any software that claims to predict games accurately. Some of this software is fake or developed for profit.  If the developers of this software are sure that it could bring consistent wins, they will not make it public. They will secretly use it and make money from it.

Another thing is that AI tools could do proper analysis that can be helpful for predictions.

[EluguHcman]

Question: If you're a lotto bettor, will you go for $30 lifetime usage to use this software for you to have a better chance to win in a lottery?

I will go for it on just one condition which is if only they makes provisions to test run the software to see how people profitable it could be.

Maybe if it can give me a winning that is worth than $30, then I can purchase and by then I must had secured my capital because I can not afford to trust any prediction bot. Moreover if this so called prediction software has this winning potential chances, think about it, the producer would keep it secret and using the toll to make money while using the software to make their decisions.

But if I must say from the bottom of my heart, I can not spend to buy any of those claimed prediction software.

[NurseHub]

Question: If you're a lotto bettor, will you go for $30 lifetime usage to use this software for you to have a better chance to win in a lottery?

This is just another app design to deceive lotto bettors who are eager to make money. This app can be designed by one tech person trying out what he/she has learnt. I can't use this app even if it's available for free.

Lotto have been designed, and I don't believe any app can just come to help bettors pick numbers. Another reason why I won't try it is how many people have used it and confirmed it. Even though they have, I am sure before it came out openly, others might have made use of it and spent the lottery time, and now lotteries might have sought a solution to stop it because they will definitely be losing money if it's real. So I can't try my luck with it.

[robelneo]

This will just encourage you to become a serious bettor, thinking that this software can help you get all the possible outcomes, so if you're betting 1 to 3 tickets, you will be tempted to bet more because the software will recommend a lot of probability.
I don't think I'll buy this software even if I can afford it, there's still no established method when it comes to lottery, unless the creator shows us his own experience using his software.

[Mhizlove]

I have not heard about such software and I am not curious to use it because most of those softwares start very well but the end is always pain and losses. I do know that if these softwares are so profitable, their creator will not release them to the public because doing so is like handing out an oil well to the public. Instead of doing so, they would have been looking for money to use and enrich themselves through the software. 

I get you most of these software there promises do sound enticing at first but in reality it do not match with what they claim to, if really there is steady money from this, then the owners won't have gotten any reason to share it wide openly just like that that's why people are supposed to be calm and do not rush in believing because of it's big promises.

Something you just have to trust your intuition and avoid things that are not that clear from the beginning

[Odusko]

$30 lifetime sub this is not true mate you are going to lose your money to those scammers in the end and if they have flaunt any level of success from their lotto games through the software you should know that was all a lie and for that reason you should run away from them Unless you just want to throw your money away in such a manner.

[Orpichukwu]

Another programmer selling out his little work to those who believe there is something which could actually speed up their winning and help them win in the lotto. I won't risk my $30 to buy software that I'm pretty sure won't give me good guesses that can lead to winning and also, at the same time, put my device at risk by installing that unknown software. You never can tell what the software can steal without your knowledge from your computer.

[hyudien]

I call this another way for businessmen to profit, and another trap for us. LOL, think logically, how could they sell such a device if it's proven to give them wins? I don't think they're stupid and would rather use it to enrich themselves. Lotto is essentially a game that relies entirely on luck, even if you bet on random numbers, you'll still win if luck is on your side. I wouldn't buy software like this.

[lionheart78]

@OP I think that service is just a gimmick. If that truly predicts the winning lotto combination, the programmer of that software should be a millionaire now and won't bother offering the service.

So to answer the question written on the thread title, I do not think that software can help anyone to win in lotto, I think the only thing it can do is give us random numbers, and that's it.

AI can analyze the previous lotto data, but I don't believe that it can predict the future result just by analyzing the lotto winning number history.