How To Win Euromillions Using Lotterycodex Templates
Remember that purchasing multiple tickets is the only way to increase your odds of winning. However, employing a lottery wheel instead of randomly buying tickets could improve this strategy. A lottery wheel, rooted in mathematical principles, is designed to trap the winning numbers strategically. This advantage is not achievable by buying tickets randomly. Discover more here: Lottery Wheel: A Clever Mathematical Strategy That Works.
We developed the Lotterycodex calculator as an advanced lottery wheeling system. This system distinguishes groups with varying success-to-failure ratios, helping you make informed number selection choices. Learn more about this technique: Lottery Calculator: A Mathematical Guide Beyond Number Selection.
We recommend using templates #1 or #2 to get the best shot at winning the Euromillions game. These two templates are the dominant groups that will give you the most favorable success-to-failure ratio.
According to the law of large numbers, these two templates will continue dominating as more lottery draws occur.
Look at the following prediction table below:
Generated by Lotterycodex calculator
It’s not easy to win the Euromillions. But based on this table, making an informed choice is easy. As a lottery player, you don’t want to spend your money on a group of combinations that will only occur about twice in 5000 draws, as indicated by template #55.
A lot of Euromillions players are doing it all wrong. Don’t be one of them.
If you hate math, you can use a Lotterycodex calculator to avoid manual calculations. But not all calculators are equal. You have to use a calculator that puts combinatorics and probability theory together in one system.
Remember, the lottery is just entertainment. Please understand that lottery addiction can affect your life negatively in many ways.
You must play with the proper attitude and a lottery game plan. Save money for your entertainment, and please play the lottery responsibly.
Super Draws and Special Draws[edit | edit code]
Super Draws and Special Draws are special draws, when the jackpot is set to a guaranteed size (often EUR100 million or sometimes EUR130 million), regardless of accumulation. The difference between a Super Draw and a Special Draw is, that the Super Draw jackpot can accumulate until the next draw, while the Special Draw jackpot in case of no winner will be distributed among the following categories, in which there are winners.
First Super Giveaway 2011 year passed on Tuesday 10 May to celebrate the addition of a second weekly Euro Millions draw and changes to the lottery format.
To date, the following Super Draws have been held:
- 9 February 2007 (EUR100 million);
- 28 September 2007 (EUR130 million);
- 8 February 2008 (EUR130 million);
- 26 September 2008 (EUR130 million);
- 6 March 2009 (EUR100 million);
- 18 September 2009 (EUR100 million);
- 5 February 2010 (EUR100 million);
- 1 October 2010 (EUR100 million);
- 10 May 2011 (EUR100 million);
- 4 October 2011 (EUR100 million);
- 28 September 2012 (EUR100 million);
- 22 March 2013 (EUR100 million);
- 7 June 2013 (EUR100 million);
- 15 November 2013 (EUR100 million);
- 7 March 2014 (EUR100 million);
- 3 October 2014 (EUR100 million);
- 6 March 2015 (EUR100 million)
- 5 June 2015 (EUR100 million);
- 6 November 2015 (EUR100 million);
- 30 September 2016 (EUR130 million);
- 15 September 2017 (EUR130 million);
- 20 April 2018 (EUR130 million);
- 21 September 2018 (EUR130 million);
- 1 February 2019 (EUR120 million);
- 7 June 2019 (EUR130 million);
- 7 February 2020 (EUR130 million);
- 3 July 2020 (EUR130 million);
- 25 September 2020 (EUR130 million);
- 20 November 2020 (EUR130 million);
- 5 February 2021 (EUR130 million);
- 4 June 2021 (EUR130 million;
- 24 September 2021 (EUR130 million);).
(The rules of the game have been changed 4 April 2011 of the year, A special draw has also been added. At this time, the Special Draw has not yet taken place.).
