The more lines or boards you have with the right combinations, the more opportunities you have to win the UK National Lottery. In order to use the largest selected range and combination of lottery numbers in one draw, we select 6 numbers, called a Master Combination. Each Combination of 6 lottery numbers is selected using the probability rules.

For a balanced investment, and to effectively spread and reduce the odds against you, use two different Master Combinations rather than just one Combination only.

Creating Your Master Number Combination
This is an easy step to do, and one that won't take more than 30 minutes to complete. Once done, you keep it for the complete period you have decided to play. You don't change anything later unless you win. These combinations get transferred to your lottery coupon, and you present these same coupons each time you play.

Choose Your Own Lottery Numbers
Your lottery numbers must be different from the example ones you ahve been shown. The reason for this is that every time a winning selection is duplicated, the lower your own payout from the UK National Lottery becomes. For example, if 10 people, including yourself, win the main lottery prize, because you all share the same Master Combination, then each of you would only receive a tenth of the prize. Far better to have the winning combination to yourself and keep the whole jackpot - because you have selected your own numbers for the Master Combination.

Sample Selection
In selecting your sets of 6 lottery numbers, you must take into account the various rules of probability we have dealt with and explained to you. This means the numbers in your Master Combinations must take into account:

• Do not have more than two or three Even or Odd numbers in each combination.
• Are an even mix between High and Low numbers.
• Have few Repeating numbers.
• Have limited Consecutive numbers.
• Show no definable Patterns in the number selections.