Play more often, and if it’s a raffle, stuff the jar with tickets. Also, visualize how you’ll feel after you’ve won.

AFTER. Not “at the moment of winning”, but afterward. It already has to have happened in your mind (and you have to have cleared out any limiting beliefs related to deservedness first).

Example: I temped at a tax firm a few seasons in a row. At the end of Tax Time, the office threw a huge party with prize drawings. You’d be given a bunch of raffle tickets and you’d write your name on them and go around and examine prizes and put tickets in the jars for that item. No limits.

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Simple. Take part more. Buy more lottery tickets etc. Of course that costs more and odds are you’ll end up losing more money than win as they are designed such way…

You can’t find a way for those to be profitable. They are blind luck. Only thing you can do is minimize losses. Specifically in lottery for example dont’ pick up numbers everybody picks up(or many anyway) as if you hit jackpot you’ll be sharing with lots. For some reason 1 2 3 4 5 6 7(if variant of lottery is pick 7) is very popular so would be seriously bad choise. Avoid numbers 1–31 as those can be used for birthdates=popular numb

Winning is random. It's ALWAYS a game if chance based on the amount of participants. Unless it's a giveaway based on your response or photo posted etc—still, you're at the mercy of the person holding the giveaway.

The KEY TO SUCCESS with most of these giveaways is participation. Check for daily entries and if they offer for you to earn bonuses by sharing, make sure you do!! If it's going to be a human picking and not a randomized, again, make sure to get involved. Join conversations and show the page owner it's not all about the prize.

People who do giveaways and pick winners CAN NOT STAND BEGGE