Who else is looking to discover how to pick winning lotto numbers? If you are anything like I used to be when I first got started researching how to win the lotto, you are probably picking your numbers with what you BELIEVE is a smart strategy, right? You probably have a loosely constructed set of techniques you believe will be the “winning numbers” that will get you the jackpot. Talk about hindsight and changing gears. In fact, the opposite is probably true, and you might be doing just the opposite of what you believe is a clever strategy. glean new information from those that have already won the lotto, and follow their advice to find the late dool pot prize.
The bottom line is, if you are anything like I used to be, you are probably more interested in discovering exotic ways to win the lotto than you are in satisfying your curiosity about how to win the lotto. You are probably just banking on the hope that you will win, and if you don’t win, well, it won’t be such a big deal. But if you do win, you will probably be quite grateful, and attribute your winnings to something other than just playing the Dewapoker.
The thing is, there are those of us who genuinely love the lotto, but are absolutely obsessed with finding ways to improve our odds, and those of us who are simply impatient and miserable. The second type of impatient people, encouraged by slick PR firms that promise irresistible wealth, tend to buy tickets, and then hope unbelievably that they will win. It is a self-fulfilling prophesy, and most of these people go broke. The third and somehow intermediary type, although no less desperate to win, is more disciplined, and far more likely to actually take home the bacon.
The thing is, all three of these types of gamblers are human, and all of them will eventually fail. Just like us, they are all chasing some kind of eluded fortune, or a impossible herd instinct. But the difference is that we are procrastinators, and so are unable to consider the perspective of the ManyLeslie, in contrast to the One Leslies.
The ManyLeslie, as described above, are interested in getting ‘lucky’ and ‘underdog’ sums of money, rather than winning the BIG bucks. They are Absolute Gamblers, and will always remain so, because they are playing the ManyMoney Stack. I should know, I’ve been one of them. But, I still love to gamble, and am very successful at it. But, I love to win, and will change my strategy to be more consistent in BIG sportsine contests. (I use the term ‘big’ to distinguish myself from the ManyGambler, and to distinguish myself from the One Leslies who are simply addicted to action and no longer interested in merely ‘gambling.’)
The One Leslies, (single individuals who are invariablyLY successful at picking BIG sports picks, and do not need to workbooks to pick their sports picks, from the handicapping organizations who employ thousands of line workers) have a much tighter strategy. They look for lines that ‘sound right.’ They are always seeking the Mecca of every line they consider a fit to play. They are very particular about the criteria, and yet, when it comes to actually determining what team or result they are interested in, they are pretty general.
The Many Leslies, while agreeing that they are generally successful at picking sports picks, are a lot more specific in their premiership selections, and their desire for a particular outcome. When they make their picks, you can bet they are pretty exhaustively researching the results they want, and the means to get them. And, when they are on the hunt for a line, they have a particular quality.
The problem for the Many Leslies is that they can be parks of niceness, or a moaning place, depending upon their propensity to fluctuate their mood. Generally, if they are successful, it’s because their parameters are general. They are almost religiously committed to researching and selecting the outcomes they desire.
The Many Leslies almost invariably fail to attract the type of sports picker they are looking for, because of their singular focus. You need to be a little flexible, and Murray should have been. He needed the type of individual who was prepared to put in the time and effort to examine all of the possibilities, rather than blinded by specialize interests.
My recommendation, from this creative stand-point is that you adapt a style that is versatile in both printed and online sports betting, and whose parameters are general. You will have to decide how much time and effort you want to put in, and incorporate into your projects. Perhaps you can start your own sports website, and put your own sports picks on the site.