Lottery Systems Review Group

This lottery software system is by Alexander Morrison who says he is a mathematical genius and sells it for $39 (at the time of writing) System sells through a market place (JVZoo.com) so is affiliate based which we have seen many times over with other lottery software systems which all claim similar to this system, yet never seem to deliver. The system seems basically the same as every other lottery software system on the market and this concerns us, as these types of systems are either giving you random numbers, or captured free data from various lottery games (statistics), which are completely free for anyone to access. Alexander states he won $678,000 using his own system, yet no real proof! He also states it took him 15 years of hard work to create the system, which seems quite ridiculous. He also states the codes for the system are stored with full safety in one of the most reliable places in the world and it’s a secret so cannot give details on this. Again, this is another quite ridiculous statement. Also states the system has a very high win rate of 80% which we know is simply un-realistic, that is a solid fact!

It looks to us that this is just a marketer (hence the need for affiliates to sell system) who has taken bits and pieces of wording from other lottery systems and put together his own selling scenario. Just like the typical marketer, we see the large amount of testimonials on the sales page, which means nothing we have seen this tactic done on other lottery systems selling by marketers as well, it does prove they actually used the system. Also states hundreds have won, then states thousands have won using his system, so which is it? (then removed) Now states is limited to 100 users, and hundreds have won using the system, again does not add up, we just scratched our heads on that statement as makes no sense. Were betting things will be changed over and over as that is what these marketers seem to do.

We do not recommend this system, we see far too many red flags and sounds like a bunch of nonsense just like the majority of lottery software systems selling by marketers. If a system actually worked as well as the system claimed, there simply would be no need for affiliates to sell system, think about it. Looks like this system seller like many others only makes money by selling said system, not by winning lottery games, hence the seller cannot even show real proof of his own so called winnings.