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0:07Finally , everyone wants to win almost
0:0913 million or more than 13 million
0:10tomorrow , right ? It's
0:11going to be tomorrow .
0:12Until what time can we play today ?
0:14Today at the mall , we can play until 9
0:16or 10 o'clock , right ?
0:17Attention production , me and the
0:18production team won't need to play
0:20because we have two games here , okay ?
0:21One for me , one for you . It's my pool .
0:23You ,
0:24the pool that Miro gave here ,
0:25Claudete is lucky and will heat up this
0:27group here . This one that I opened
0:29today , this group because those two
0:31closed on the same day . It's
0:32cool . Let's go then . The first question
0:34there . I mean , not a question , right ?
0:36How does the guy play ? Let's see .
0:38When I play , I always use a birthday
0:41and some random numbers .
0:43What do you think ?
0:44Look , the birthday number really means
0:46we have positive and negative numbers
0:48in our lives . A person can choose three
0:51or four positive numbers from their
0:54life , but following that rule , avoid
0:56repeating the same ending more than
0:58twice , avoid putting too many zeros at
1:01the end , and if
1:03they choose randomly , they're losing
1:05chances . If they divided the ticket as
1:08you explained before , right ? I'll
1:10explain now how to explain it . Well ,
1:12he'll explain in a little while how you
1:15divide the , what's it called , into
1:17quadrants . He divides the ticket , it's
1:19called the
1:21top part , bottom part , right side , left
1:23side .
1:24Then Munir will explain how to divide
1:26it . If he divided it , he would have a
1:28better chance than randomly .
1:30So this one is wrong . It will take a
1:32long time to win , poor guy . Hopefully
1:33not . The next one
1:35has some numbers that I follow , for
1:36example , my birthday , the year of my
1:38birthday , the year I was born . No , I
1:40agree . I also do that from time to time
1:43. I take my children's birthdays , my
1:44wife's birthday , and so on . I do it ,
1:46but
1:47following the number is correct , right ?
1:48Yes , but it should also follow . So much
1:51so that I run my lottery pool for two
1:54months straight . So , I think what
1:57should be done , I repeat , is to put
1:59four numbers of your preference ,
2:01because we have lucky numbers that are
2:03considered positive and negative
2:05numbers , right ? So you add to them ,
2:09make the quadrant , divide the ticket
2:11crosswise and put the same number of
2:13pairs together .
2:14Wait a minute , please . Come here ,
2:18because let's assume that television
2:20changes the audience all the time .
2:21Let's suppose that nobody saw , heard ,
2:23or understood correctly .
2:24Yes .
2:26Uh , the quadrant , no , before this
2:27quadrant , wait a minute , go to the
2:28other question where maybe the person
2:29will also make the same mistake , right ?
2:32Is there another one ? No. Yes ,
2:33sometimes I just play whatever comes to
2:35mind , sometimes I don't even put the
2:37date of birth , and then I just play ,
2:39right ?
2:39I mean , throw money away , just play
2:41whatever comes to mind . No , no , but
2:43sometimes it's not bad . No , but when
2:48playing this game , she puts four
2:49numbers she likes .
2:50So , tell me here . For example , she
2:52plays whatever comes to mind , but even
2:54if a negative number comes to mind ,
2:56it's better not to play it . Put the
2:58negative numbers here for me .
3:00Negative numbers . The ones
3:01that never come up . The ones that do
3:03come up have less
3:03than 59 or 60. It's not that they never
3:06come up , they have a proportion of 5 % .
3:10We play with 95 % in our favor ,
3:12eliminating these here , okay ? The
3:15negative numbers 11 and 22. I'm going
3:17to skip 33 because it has come up . 44
3:21and 55. Finals 0 and 9. These are
3:29considered long shots . All the others
3:33are good .
3:34How do I divide the betting slip ? We
3:35divide the betting slip in the
3:37following way , right ? The betting slip
3:39is this : you make a cross on the slip .
3:42If you make just one vertical line ,
3:44you'll have a left side and a right
3:46side . Inevitably , statistically , three
3:50from this side and three from that side
3:51occur in the six drawn numbers . Then
3:54you make a
3:55better bet . How many tens are there ?
3:57Ideally , you should
3:58combine them into 10 tens . This one I'm
4:00going to give you , because it's cheap ,
4:01is R $ 15 . The ideal game is 10 tens .
4:05So here , placing this one will have the
4:07upper and lower parts . Same thing . He
4:10has to frame the game he's going to
4:12make , three on top and three on the
4:13bottom . Always in this way .
4:15Either three on this side , three on
4:16this side , or three on top , three on
4:17the bottom .
4:18No , he'll frame everything . For example
4:20, he's going to play eight tens . What
4:22will happen ? He'll take two here , two
4:25here , two here , and two here , okay ? So
4:30here he should never leave more than
4:32two identical endings , nor more than
4:34two identical horizontal lines . Here we
4:36have four on that side and four on this
4:38side , four below and four above . It's
4:40very clear there . So I call it a
4:43quadrant , but in reality you make a
4:46line like this : top and bottom . This
4:50vertical line is right and left .
4:53Joining the two forms a quadrant . You
4:55have four quadrants . So , because it has
4:57never happened and never will happen ,
4:59for example , all of this here , look ,
5:01the six tens only here , it doesn't work
5:03, that doesn't exist . They always come
5:05out spread out . So you choose your
5:07numbers and put in a long shot , two
5:09long shots that only come out in a
5:11maximum of 10 , at most two of these
5:13here and eight of the positive ones .
5:15Now let's go back here , Munir , because
5:17today I had already promised you that
5:19the Mega-Sena 840 contest , which ends
5:21in zero , always gives more . You said so
5:23, right ? It
5:24always gives more . Ending in zero and
5:25ending in 5.
5:26There are people who don't have 300 and
5:28so on , right ? 300 , 315 to play 10
5:31numbers . Here's a game that's very
5:34close and that you can play . And here
5:37from 1200 and
5:391236 it drops to 126. He'll
5:42explain it to you . He explains
5:43this in the Mega-Sena . It also applies
5:45to Quina . Quina only R $ 24 . In Quina ,
5:49the 10 - number bet is also only R $ 10 .
5:51Let's explain the 10 - number bet first .
5:53Okay ?
5:54So you take five numbers from group A
5:57and five numbers from group B ,
5:59respecting the rules I mentioned . This
6:02is a reproduction from page 44 of the
6:04book . So , if you don't have time to
6:06look here , the book explains it
6:08perfectly . So you repeat , look here , 03
6:11repeat five times .
6:1315 five times .
6:14Okay , Moniro , show it up close ,
6:16perfect . 24 five times . So I'll have
6:19five tickets with the five numbers .
6:22Forget the vertical for a moment , okay ?
6:25With five numbers . Then I take the
6:28other five that are left and I put the
6:30same thing . Tickets from six to 10 ,
6:33plus five tickets . I repeat everything
6:36the same and all six , all 17 , all 23.
6:39Wait , let me see if I understand .
6:40Excuse me ,
6:40because I don't quite understand , you
6:41know ? And neither does the woman .
6:43Five tickets , I do everything exactly
6:45the same . 1 2 3 4 then 3 3G . So you'll
6:51have 10 tickets , five with the tens
6:53from group A , all the same . Uh-huh .
6:56And all the same from group B. Since
6:58you can't play five numbers , I'm going
7:00to form the sixth now . How do you form
7:02the sixth ? You take the six numbers
7:05from B and move them vertically over
7:07here . The first ten from group B , which
7:11is six , will complete the sixth ten
7:14from group A. The second ten from B
7:16forms the second ticket from B. The
7:19third from B forms the third from A. So
7:22you take all five from here , put them
7:25vertically here , they are matching the
7:28five fixed numbers and there's a sixth
7:31ten , a sixth ten , all of them .
7:34And these little numbers here on the
7:36side , this is valid . No ,
7:37no . Ticket number . It's the ticket
7:40number . There are 10 tickets .
7:42That clever one , right ? She wasn't
7:43going to win anything anyway .
7:44So here , why did you put it ? That's it .
7:47Well , it's a study you did . So here I
7:49have to put these numbers . Now , not
7:51everyone will put these numbers , each
7:53one puts their own number , otherwise
7:54the whole of Brazil will win . For
7:56example , if I chose 42 , I put 42. Here
8:01I chose 23. 23. Here I chose 29. 29. Oh
8:05, no . Two of the same number . Well , I
8:08don't know , 55. That's it . And I repeat
8:11them all here . I choose , I repeat . So
8:14you , the 10 numbers , they are divided
8:16into five . Five from here and five from
8:17there . Since you can't play five
8:19numbers , you have to play six . You
8:22complete the ones from B , you move them
8:24here vertically . The ones from A , these
8:26five from A , they move here vertically .
8:29It will complete the sixth number .
8:33In the five tickets here , I take three ,
8:35put them on one ticket , take the other
8:37number , put it here , take it , put 35
8:40here , and 46 here . It's
8:43the same thing . You take the six from
8:45here , which is the first ten from here ,
8:46it goes to the first ticket ,
8:48to the sixth .
8:48The second ten from B , second ticket .
8:51Third from B , third ticket . Fourth from
8:55B , fourth ticket . Fifth from B , fifth
8:57ticket . It's written very clearly here .
8:59Five tens from group B , vertical . Five
9:02tens from group A. The one from A goes
9:04to B , the one from B goes to A.
9:06Wait a minute , you'll continue . I think
9:08everyone , if I understood correctly ,
9:09doesn't play the Mega-Sena lottery ; in
9:11fact , the Mega-Sena lottery is playing
9:1310 tickets of R $ 1.50 , which will give
9:15you R $ 15 .
9:16Wait a minute , you'll explain the rest
9:18of this . That's OK , right ? Everyone
9:20understood how to do it . It's very well
9:22explained . I'll be right back , okay ,
9:23Moni ? You continue explaining that
9:24there's a
9:26single ten , a single ten more than
9:28group A. Look , 1 2 3 4 5 6. Here we
9:31have five ,
9:32okay ?
9:33You have six from here and six from
9:35there , that's 12. Playing 12 tickets .
9:3712 tickets . Here's the number of
9:38tickets . Six here , 7 8 9 10 11 12.
9:41Here's the ticket number . So , the tens
9:44from B , they go vertically into group
9:48A. The tens from A go vertically into
9:51group B , forming the seventh ten of
9:54each group . Because otherwise , in this
9:57case , to play a 12 - number game , the
9:59ticket has to be for seven numbers .
10:02Seven numbers cost R $ 50 . Since there
10:05are 12 tickets , it will cost R $ 126 , a
10:08game of R $ 300 , R $ 1236 ,
10:11which gives me practically the same
10:13chances .
10:13Practically . Here something funny
10:15happens , okay ? If you get all six
10:18numbers right in just one of the two
10:19groups , they'll say you're a magician .
10:22You'll get six numbers in a single game
10:24, for example , in one of the two groups
10:26, since you have it repeated , you'll
10:29get six numbers in one group . But for
10:32this game to be cheap , it has to be
10:34played this way . If you get five from
10:36one group
10:37and one from the other , you'll get one
10:39number
10:40and five five-number combinations ,
10:41which is already a payout – that's
10:42the proportion . Page 44 of the book
10:45explains this ;
10:46you showed the possibilities of winning
10:49. It's good to repeat because grouping
10:51is better than playing alone , right ?
10:53Grouping . If you group into 12 numbers ,
10:55this one here , look , it drops from 50
10:57million to 54,000 .
10:58The chance
10:59is the chance , not the distance between
11:03you and the prize . If you play a
11:05six-number game , it's one chance in 50
11:08million . It's still difficult here .
11:1054,000 . The number isn't , but the
11:12four-number combination is easy .
11:13There's 90. Yeah , but it decreases
11:15quite a bit . That means if I play a
11:17six-number ticket , look , I have to be
11:19very lucky , huh ? I'll have a one in 50
11:22million chance , and that's it .
11:25A single seven-number ticket already
11:27drops to 7 million . Eight numbers drop
11:29to 1 million . So it drops . That's math ,
11:31it's a pyramid , it drops vertiginously ,
11:34right ? If I play with friends , I can
11:36play more , I have a chance of
11:38exactly . Instead of playing every day ,
11:40since there's an accumulated jackpot
11:41every five days , let's say he's going
11:43to play R $ 5 . He pools R $ 5 . Five
11:45draws give R $ 25 , the chance is higher
11:48. Then he gets 10 friends , R $ 250 , the
11:50chance is much higher . Or he joins a
11:52lottery pool , there are several lottery
11:53houses that have it . Whoever wants me
11:55to coordinate , I'm available .
11:57You coordinate several , right ? I
11:58coordinate
11:59now . Let me go back here . Where is it ?
12:01It's not that one . I'm going back to
12:03the negatives . First , for those who
12:05haven't seen the
12:07negative numbers 1 , 2 , 59 , 60 , the
12:10doubles and endings zero and nine , it's
12:14best not to play them , or play them
12:16like a zebra ,
12:17reducing their quantity .
12:19Now , here are 10 numbers that come out
12:21most often in the Mega-Sena lottery .
12:24Look at all these tips for you to win
12:2613 million , huh ? These ones come out
12:30once in every 20 draws .
12:34And these others here ?
12:35Six . Almost infallibly , they come out
12:38every six draws . So the difference is
12:40big .
12:41Let's go , huh ? Contest 840 and tomorrow
12:4413 million . Write it down . Oh , I
12:46skipped . Skipped .
12:47Skipped .
12:47None . I don't know . None here .
12:511353. In order . The 13 is the champion .
12:55The 13 is the champion . It's in order .
12:57It's in this order here .
12:5813. The first one is in order . The
13:00number that has come up most often is
13:0213.
13:03The second is 53. Third is 05. Then 16.
13:06But they come up more or less in the
13:09same proportion . More or less . But the
13:13champion is 13 and then 53.
13:15The one that has come up the most .
13:16Those are the ones that come up the
13:18most , nation .
13:18So let me see here . 13. The champion .
13:2153 05 16 23 24 1 3 2 5 1 5 4 , meaning
13:49from 1 to 10 there is one represented .
13:51Then from 10 to 20 there is one , from
13:5320 to 30 there are two , from 30 there
13:56is only one , from 40 there is only one .
13:58From 50 there are two . There are
14:00two .
14:01Wow , that's wonderful . Munir . I loved
14:03it . Let's put Munir's website here .
14:06Where can I find this book ? The secret
14:08of lotteries , which explains everything
14:10.
14:10Just call me . Can I give you the phone
14:13number or do you want it ? People can
14:14find it on the website , right ? Just go
14:17to the website if you want to join the
14:19pool . Thank you so much for coming and
14:22for giving us this opportunity .