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No such luck for us, ladies and gents, back to square 1 - more analysis, more syndicate entries, more luck please! We had all numbers trapped, just not in one line!

It is Euromillions rollover tomorrow with £25m jackpot. Good luck to you if you participate!

It is a Triple Lotto rollover this coming Wednesday 14th of April, with a cool £17 million at stake! All the best everyone, keeping fingers crossed for Nisyros syndicate, come on Nisyros - you can do it! Rollovers are perfect time to join a lottery syndicate - you can join syndicate Nisyros here.

It is also Euromillions rollover on Friday 16th April. As you know the lottery odds are much worse in Euromillions (1 to 76 million compared to 1 in 14 millions in Lotto). For this reason, Catchalotto forms syndicates for Lotto game only. Let’s try and catch Lotto jackpot first, and then think how to tame the Euromillions beast!

Bakery worker Keith Gough and his wife, legal secretary, Louise thought all their problems were gone when they scooped a £9 million Lotto jackpot in June 2005. Little did they know that five years later, their dreams would turn into a nightmare.

The couple splashed out on a top-of-the-range £60,000 BMW, racehorses and a VIP box worth £350,000 at Keith’s beloved Aston Villa Football Club. They swapped their modest £160,000 semi in Bridgnorth, Shrops, for a plush £500,000 detached house in nearby Westgate.

But Keith began drinking heavily from boredom after quitting his job at a bakery (colleagues’ jealousy forced him out, he said) and after a long spell of heavy drinking his 25-year marriage finally broke down. After the split, Keith’s boozing and spending spiralled out of control. He moved to a £1million home in Cheshire, where he hired a £25,000-a-year chauffeur and £15,000-a-year gardener. He gambled away tens of thousands of pounds and splashed out on flash cars and boozy parties. By the time his divorce from Louise was finalised, Keith had wasted a large chunk of his fortune and walked away with £1.5 million. Louise still had several millions.

This Wednesday, the jackpot is an estimated £7 million! Good luck to our lotto syndicate Lacaille -let it be the winning one!

Last Friday's Euromillions jackpot of £39.7 million has been won by a UK ticket holder, making this payout the third largest ever! The win follows the record set last month by the British couple who won £56 million, and the £91 million shared between two UK ticket holders in November.

There has been no news on the winner although the National Lottery HQ Camelot have announced that the winner has contacted them and the claim is being verified. Big winners are not always keen to make themselves known, fearing begging letters and other unwelcome attention. It could well be that, on this occasion, the winner decided to stay anonymous!

Just four months after divorcing his wife, bus driver Kevin Halstead, from Preston, won £2.3million on the lotto drawn on March 13th this year. In the picture, you see Mr Halstead opened a bottle of champagne with partner Josie Jones, 43, a care worker, in front of a Stagecoach bus with “Congratulations Kevin!” displayed instead of the destination.

He said he planned to continue driving the Preston-Bolton bus, which he has done for the past 17 years - after a few weeks off. “I don't want to cut myself off from my friends and I really enjoy my job,” he said. “Maybe I will go part-time.”

... our psychic didn't do too well with our last number selection :). It was a slightly "weird" combination (not that it should matter to psychic) in the sense that 3 numbers were repeated from the previous draw (i.e skip 0). Only 2% of all draws so far had 3 repeated numbers! Anyway, here's to a better go! Numbers chosen this time are: 3;15;19;22;27;29;33;34;36;40.

Here's a little analysis that may help you select or eliminate lotto numbers for tomorrow's draw:

- watch out for numbers at skip 11: 2;4;19 and 40

- numbers that are strong at being drawn at the skip they are currently at are: 11;30;15

Following our previous psychic article, we performed a little psychic test and here are the numbers that our pendulum seemed to like for tonight's draw: 5;7;16;17;39;42. There was also something about numbers 10 and 20. Let's see how it turns out tonight!

Since we're talking about tonight's draw, here's a little bit more analysis that may help you in your number selection:

The method is simple, easy to use and what's equally important will help you generate a random lottery combination. It may work for you or it may not, either way it's worth a try!

Here it goes. Cut out 49 squares, give each square a unique number from 1 to 49. Mix them up. Place them upside down so you can't see which number you're on. Take a string, and attach your wedding ring or a needle or even a Hula Hoop (but it works better with something that has weight, such as ring). Now take first square, move it out so it's away from the rest. Don't look at it - it should be upside down till the end. Now hang pendulum above that square. At this moment you have to empty your mind, and think of nothing. It is quite difficult - thoughts will creep up on you, chase them away! Once your mind is peaceful, start moving your thoughts towards the coming lotto draw and try to envisage the lottery machine and how numbers are being shuffled in it.

It is a double Euromillions rollover tomorrow with an estimated £40m! Noone has guessed last night's lotto combination, meaning it is a Lotto rollover too, with an estimated £7.5m. All the best everyone, keeping fingers crossed for Vladimirov syndicate. Rollovers are perfect time to join a lottery syndicate - you can join syndicate Vladimirov here.

Whatever lottery game you play, good luck!

It is Euromillions rollover tomorrow, with an estimated £25 million jackpot. The lotto draw this Saturday is the last one in the winter 2010, it would be good if it was a memorable one! Let our lottery syndicate Ocastron win the first prize! The difficulty lies in selection of a winning combination! Just give it your best shot and positive thinking please!

The 43-year-old Nigel Page who lives with his partner Justine Laycock, 40, and their three children in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, came forward with the winning EuroMillions ticket on Saturday. They shared a £113 million jackpot with the holder of one other ticket, which was bought in Spain. There is speculation that this other winner could also be British as it was bought in the town of Mojacar, where there are many expatriates. They have yet to come forward to claim the prize.

The lucky combination 1;5;18;38;45, lucky stars 4 and 6 was played by Nigel via Lucky Dip facility! Same way as Les Scadding, 58, from Newport, South Wales. The payout is tax free and eclipses the £91million that was split between Les Scadding and a syndicate from Liverpool last year.

Nigel's and Justine's good fortune has catapulted the couple to 980th place on Britain's rich list.

In the previous post, we wondered whether we should play Euromillions using Lucky Dip. In the end we played 2 combinations, one we chose ourselves and one via Lucky Dip. And guess what - no wins on our combination and £8 win on Lucky Dip. Like us, nobody matched all the numbers, and the jackpot of £87.5 million now rolls over to this coming Friday, 12th of February. The estimated jackpot is now a cool £113 million, which if won by a UK player would be the highest ever win in the UK.

Euromillions celebrates its 6th birthday and to that extent it is Euromillions mega draw tonight with an incredible £85 million jackpot. If won by a UK Lottery player it will be a record UK win, almost doubling the current record set in November 2009 by Les Scadding and his wife who scooped £45.5 million by sharing a £90 million rollover - see here! Did you know that they got the winning combination via the Lucky Dip facility? Hmmm, shall we buy Euromillions ticket via lucky dip tonight?

Good luck if you take part in Euromillions today, and good luck tomorrow to our syndicate Marsland.

This, believe it or not, is one of the most common queries we receive. Is it possible to generate such list? Well, as with most things in life, with a bit of hard work and patience, it is of course possible. The question is - do you have the capability to store such list? In soft copy, the file would be in gigabytes, it would probably crash your machine each time you try to open it, unless of course you have a super powerful computer. In hard copy, it will be printed on literally thousands of A4s.