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0:07And he says he has great tips for us to
0:10win the Mega-Sena . That's it , Moniro .
0:12I have my doubts .
0:12And he's going to share all this
0:14information .
0:14Of course , especially for your viewers .
0:17So do this , look . Grab a pen and paper ,
0:18because I'm heading to a break and I'll
0:19be right back . Everything is already
0:21prepared here . You can open it up to
0:22show them . Look , he's already — I don't
0:23understand any of this , but I'll
0:25understand it with him , you see ?
0:26Because I want to know how we can win
0:28the Mega-Sena . It's just not possible .
0:30Eventually , it has to work out . It will
0:31. After the break , we'll tell you . Well
0:33, I'm here with Muni . First of all ,
0:35it's a pleasure to see you again , Muni .
0:37It's been a while , hasn't it ?
0:38That's true .
0:38How many years have you been studying
0:40lotteries , Muni ?
0:41I've been at it for 37 years . Since '70
0:44. 1970 .
0:46And why did you start doing this ? And
0:47not just with lotteries , but actually
0:49studying the numbers ? Because it's all
0:51mathematics , right ?
0:53Yes , by applying mathematics , you have
0:54a better chance , right ? So , that's why
0:56our book exists , and I am here at your
0:58disposal to guide the bettor so they
1:00can make a rational and
1:01well-thought-out bet . The explanation
1:03I'm about to give on the board is
1:05simple .
1:05But how did this come about ? Did you
1:07start out of personal interest ?
1:08Look , I had a plastics factory with my
1:11brother , you see ? Then my brother went
1:13his way and I went mine . He doesn't
1:15like gambling , and I got into it . Why ?
1:18Because I envisioned , when the sports
1:19lottery was launched ,
1:21that if we applied the system of
1:23rotating triples , which is nothing more
1:26than the application of combinatorial
1:28analysis , it would be an excellent , an
1:30excellent business .
1:32So much so that I was a prize winner in
1:33the —
1:34No , that's what I wanted to know . How
1:35many times have you won the lottery ?
1:37I — I haven't won . I am the coordinator
1:40of the group that wins . Exactly . I
1:43coordinate groups and I get a little
1:45something , 5 % , 2 % .
1:47But how many times have you personally ?
1:50I have over 2,400 prizes distributed .
1:53Mind you , it's not that I won . So , I
1:56organize a pool , there are 20 people ,
1:58and I count those 20 as a prize that I
2:00provided ,
2:00right ?
2:01As a prize that I provided . So I think
2:03the right —
2:04And so you've provided 2,400 prizes for
2:07what ? Mega-Sena , sports lottery ,
2:10all sports lotteries , Mega , Quina , for
2:11example , drawing 102 , we were the only
2:13winner in Brazil , you get it ? And that
2:16day , thank God , I had 10 % . I didn't get
2:19much . Now you mentioned groups , so is
2:22it easier to win the lottery by playing
2:24in a pool , as they say , than playing
2:26individually ?
2:27Without a shadow of a doubt . Really ?
2:29Look , to hit the jackpot , there are
2:31three factors :
2:33luck , which is essential , the money you
2:36bet , and the system . I'm going to
2:38explain a good system now . How it works
2:42is : there are three factors . So you
2:45divide it 33.3 % for each one . If you
2:48Luck , system , and money .
2:49Exactly . Luck , system , and money . What
2:52is the system ? The system is knowing
2:54how to choose the numbers . For example ,
2:57it's statistically proven that even and
3:00odd numbers balance out ; in the six
3:03drawn , it almost invariably gives three
3:06even and three odd .
3:07Wow , that's already a great secret .
3:09I'll write that down . I had never
3:10thought of that .
3:11Three even and three odd .
3:12Three even . Always , almost always .
3:14Always . Another thing , you divide the
3:17ticket here , left and right , top and
3:20bottom . Never play all your numbers
3:23just on the left or just on the right ,
3:26nor on the bottom or top . It will
3:29unfailingly result in three on top and
3:32three on the bottom . It can vary a
3:34little , four and two or vice versa
3:36or on the side
3:37here as well . four here , so if you
3:40notice , by dividing it vertically we
3:42have right and left , and horizontally
3:45top and bottom .
3:46So you should always place , if you are
3:48playing eight numbers , which is a good
3:51eight-number game , you place four on
3:53one side and four on the other , being
3:55two evens here and two odds . Two evens
3:57here and two odds . And here it is the
3:59same thing . Yeah ,
4:00you put four on top , four on the bottom
4:03, making two evens and two odds ,
4:05because never — look , in 850 draws , it
4:08only happened twice to be all odd . It
4:11can happen , it can happen . I will show
4:13you the negative numbers . When someone
4:15is going to play eight numbers , they
4:17put only one or two negative ones that
4:18might appear .
4:19But what is a negative number ?
4:21I'll show you the negative numbers . So
4:22they put six positive ones and two
4:24negative ones . Everything I'm saying is
4:27statistics from 30 years of work . So ,
4:30damn , wait , talk slowly . 30 years
4:33studying , giving us the game on the
4:36show today , huh ?
4:37Exactly . Look , numbers ending in zero
4:39are negative .
4:39They are negative .
4:40Numbers ending in nine are negative .
4:43Ones and twos are negative . 11 , 22 , 44 .
4:47Wait , can you speak slower ? I'll write
4:49it down because then I know it's only
4:50entries . End , end zero and end . End
4:53zero negative . End negative .
4:55End . Yeah , there are two numbers that I
4:57don't know , they come out very little .
4:58It's 57 and 48 .
5:00Also .
5:01Besides those , the doubles . The doubles
5:03. 11 22 . 33 has been coming out . So
5:05let's skip 33 . 44 55
5:08also negative .
5:09Negative . One and two are also negative
5:11. If you're going to play eight numbers
5:14, take one or two from these and pick
5:15six from the others , from the rest here
5:17. Here is a positive example . Look , you
5:20cross ,
5:21did people write it down ? Wait a second
5:23, man . You're speaking too fast . Hold
5:24on . Uh , if you give me time , I'll be
5:26more . I want you to give me time .
5:27No , I'll give you time . I want to win
5:29over the audience too . Let's do a group
5:30bet here with the audience . Negative .
5:32All those ending in zero , all those
5:34ending in nine .
5:36Rarely came up . 57 48 . Isn't that right
5:39? That's it . Statistically .
5:41Yeah , we're talking statistically here ,
5:43right ? Also the doubles . 44 , 55 , 33 and
5:4622 and 11 . And 11 and two .
5:49The one and the two . Just choose two .
5:51Now , what is a positive game ? Look here
5:54. By placing , crossing the ticket
5:57vertically and horizontally , you put
5:59two here , an even and an odd , an even
6:01and an odd . An even and an odd , an even
6:04and an odd . What happened ? You have
6:06four from there and four from here .
6:08Then you have four in the bottom and
6:10four in the top . So this is a wonderful
6:13game . Not that you should play these
6:14numbers ,
6:15if everyone plays this , the Mega Sena
6:18won't pay anyone . Yeah . So that's it .
6:20Each person puts a number .
6:22But those numbers you circled , are
6:23those the ones that come out the most ?
6:25No , they aren't the ones that come out
6:26the most . I'm giving an example of how
6:28to set up a good ticket . A good ticket .
6:30Right ? But which number has come out
6:32the most in the lottery to date ? Look ,
6:35look , the numbers that come out the
6:37most are all these here . Every five or
6:40six draws , one of them shows up . All of
6:43these here , except for the negatives .
6:45Likewise , they have a more or less
6:47equal incidence , you know ? So , going
6:50back to the other topic , the other part
6:52of the 33 % is the money .
6:54Instead of a person playing , let's say
6:57they have $ 5 per draw , don't play ,
7:00save it for five draws , why ? Every five
7:03draws , we have at least 10 million
7:06accumulated . At the very least . It's
7:08the zero ending and the non-normal
7:10ending , it's a lottery rule . The zero
7:12ending and the five ending give 10
7:15million reais . Sometimes it gives much
7:16more ,
7:17sometimes it even reaches 20 million ,
7:19but at least 10 million . So it's the
7:21ideal time to play . Wednesday is the
7:23next one , it will be the zero ending .
7:25It is the ideal time to play . So it's
7:27not even tomorrow because there will be
7:29even more money in the pot . It's
7:32because if you pool your money , like
7:33I'm going to suggest you do , which is
7:35the cooperative system , if you increase
7:37the amount of money , what happens ? The
7:4033 % goes up to 50 % . If you play a good
7:44system , the 33 % goes to 40 % . What's left
7:46for luck ? Only 5 % left . It's the only
7:50way I have to tip luck in my favor ,
7:52because by increasing , by pooling with
7:54some friends . But how to pool ? I want
7:56to win alone . That's nonsense . Winning
7:5850 million . Look , even the woman who
8:00supposedly had the guy killed . So take
8:02it easy . 10 . If the 10 million hits now
8:05with 10 people , 1 million for each , hey
8:07, that's 10,000 in interest per month .
8:09You can buy a house , a car , help the
8:11family , everything . So having big
8:13ambitions doesn't help . And it's
8:15difficult . Now see why it's difficult .
8:17So , if I have $ 5 , I don't play . I only
8:19play when it's a zero ending .
8:20Exactly . Zero or five . Or if I wait for
8:24the five to play .
8:26Because sometimes the zero ending rolls
8:28over to the next one , it's 511 , 851 , it
8:30could be accumulated even more . Then
8:32they play
8:33and group with friends . How many
8:34friends ? As many as they want . I , for
8:36example , coordinate for individual
8:38groups , a group from a company that
8:40wants me to coordinate for them , just
8:41as I have my own group . Whoever wants
8:43to , look me up and I'll make sure they
8:46play in my group . I have a wonderful
8:48group that has won many prizes . So , you
8:50see one very important thing a bettor
8:52needs to know . If you play six numbers ,
8:56look at the absurdity . Your chance is
8:58one in 50 million to win the jackpot .
9:02To win the five-number prize , it's 2
9:03million . To win the four-number prize ,
9:04it's 2 . Increase a single number in
9:09your game , it drops from 50 million to
9:117 million . That's the jackpot . The
9:14five-number prize drops from 2.1
9:16million to 44,000 . So you see , 12
9:18numbers , how beautiful . It drops to
9:2154,000 and the four-number prize drops
9:23to 90 .
9:24So it becomes much easier , right ? By
9:27pooling your money , using this system
9:30that gives you more chances , you
9:32increase your odds .
9:35If I play like that , I don't understand
9:37much about the lottery because , to be
9:38honest , I've never played Mega Sena ,
9:40but we could do some pools here now
9:42that we're learning , right guys , here
9:43on " Para Valer . " With that name , we'll
9:45have to win , it'll have to be " for real
9:47, " right ? So , uh , how much does a
9:50simple game like that cost ?
9:52A simple game costs 1.50 . You'll have
9:5550 million against you .
9:57Right . So if I go from this simple game
10:00where I have one in 50 million chance
10:02to win , to 54,000 . How much does this
10:05one cost ?
10:05This one , in the book I explain a game
10:09that costs 1,300 , it drops to 126 . This
10:12one of 10 numbers , for example , costs
10:14315 . I have a game in the book and the
10:18explanation of how to play the same 315
10:20game for 15 .
10:22Wow , how did you do that ? It's a way . I
10:23already did it there . Don't you
10:25remember , Maneta ?
10:26But that's legal , right ?
10:27Of course it's legal . It is , obviously .
10:29It's a prize , it's absolute . I had even
10:31left it , if I'm not a mathematician too
10:33.
10:33Let me see here .
10:34Ah , you know what I'm going to do ? I
10:35think Moni could come back on Tuesday ,
10:37right ? Hey , Mauro , what do you think ?
10:39And then explain this other part ,
10:41because we have to learn little by
10:43little to get there . But are you able
10:45to decrease the game value ?
10:47I am able to decrease it . You make 10
10:49tickets of 1.50 , it makes 15 . And using
10:52math as well . Instead of , if you go to
10:55the lottery shop and say " I want to
10:56play 10 numbers , " you'll pay 315 . If
10:59you use my method , you'll pay only 15 .
11:01And I'll play , I'll have the same
11:03chances , playing the same numbers .
11:04Same chance . Same chance . And , and the
11:06advantage is that by playing 10 numbers
11:08, you're no longer competing against 50
11:10million , you're competing for a quadra ,
11:12which is very easy . It’s 195 , it
11:14drops , see , the distance decreases , it
11:16keeps dropping significantly .
11:18Yeah , yeah . Out . They're asking me here
11:20if it's possible to teach a scheme at
11:22least for tomorrow , something like that
11:23.
11:23I have it , I brought it , left it with
11:25production there , but I’ll take it
11:26from the book , I have it here , right ?
11:27It's easy , it's a scheme . I’ll do it
11:30today ,
11:30I’ll do it right now , it’s quick ,
11:32I’ll do it , I’ll do it now .
11:33This one is for tomorrow , right ?
11:34Let’s do this more elaborate one .
11:36But I would need a blank sheet of paper
11:38. I’ll do it here , I’ll do it here .
11:40A person picks five numbers , let's call
11:42this side A
11:43and side B. Take five tickets for A and
11:46five tickets for B. I won't give a
11:49number tip , I'll write something easy
11:52to understand . I would put number one ,
11:55number two , number three , number four ,
11:57and number five , right ? Pardon the
12:00messy handwriting . Then on B I put
12:03numbers 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , and zero . How do I
12:08complete it ? I make five tickets just
12:10like this one and another five tickets
12:12just like this one . Since you can't
12:16play five numbers , you'll take the
12:18number six here on the first ticket and
12:20put it here . On the second ticket you
12:23will put the seven . On the third ticket
12:25you will put the eight . On the fourth
12:27ticket the nine . And on the other one
12:29the zero . So , how are you going to
12:30repeat everything here ? You will have
12:33six tickets with six numbers . And here
12:38the same thing , you have 6 , 7 , 8 . These
12:40aren't the numbers . The person will
12:42choose their own numbers . They will
12:44make five tickets with everything the
12:46same .
12:47Then take the numbers from one and move
12:49them here . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , and 5 . Repeat
12:54everything else .
12:55So you have 10 tickets of six numbers ,
12:58for 15 reais . You played 10 numbers and
13:01only pay 15 reais . I have the one for
13:0312 . The 12 one is wonderful .
13:05I loved it . We'll do the 12 one .
13:07The 13 one drops to 126 .
13:10Yeah , for those who want , you’ll give
13:12my website , my phone number . I’m ,
13:14I’m available . Feel free to call me .
13:17I coordinate both individual pools and
13:19for anyone who wants to join my group
13:21pool
13:21as well . Go ahead now . Where can we
13:23find the book , mané ?
13:25Look , it has to be through the website .
13:27The website is also there in the video .
13:28You just get in touch . So , let me just
13:31talk to Mauro , our show's director .
13:33Tuesday works , Mauro . Just to let the
13:35audience know , Tuesday works . And then
13:37we'll explain exactly how this 12 -
13:38number system works , where the price
13:40drops from 13
13:42and 86 down to 126 .
13:45126 for those interested out there .
13:47It's because working is tough , you know
13:49? Only way is winning on the scene . Now
13:50I want you to explain how to win at
13:52Show Ball . Bye , my friend .
13:54Count on me . Count on me .
13:55Because in that one there was even ,
13:58what was it ? A meeting .