There are some weeks I would never, ever, win Powerball.

Last week was one of those weeks.

The main five winning Powerball numbers were 22, 24, 34, 42, 44.

My chances of getting these winning Powerball numbers were non-existent.

Why am I telling you this? Because looking at failure can be as illuminating as looking at success.

The first problem for me was that the 5 main winning Powerball numbers were all even – not a single odd number amongst them.

The second problem was that there was only one low number – and that was 22.

Third problem was the most critical. The 5 main winning Powerball numbers included a very unusual “end digits” result. Three of the numbers ended in 4 – 24, 34, 44 – and the other two ended in 2 – 22 and 42.

The combination of these three highly unusual games means that I had no chance of winning Powerball last, because these are the type of numbers I always advise you not to play.

But – the main reason I tell you all this is that I have checked back through the last 500 Powerball Results – there is not a single game in 500 draws that has the same characteristics.

You see, when I give you “Winning Powerball Profiles” in my books, I know they work most of the time – but not all the time.

In looking at this dismal failure, it helps to recognise that being wrong once every 500 draws is okay.

For the same 500 draws, if I had advised you to play:

• Either 3-odd + 2 even or 2-odd + 3 even

• Either 3-low + 2 high or 2-low + 3 high, and

• All “end numbers different, then -

you would have had the correct “Powerball Profile” for 87 of the 500 draws.

In outlining Powerball Profiles for you, we show you what works regularly, not what works 1 draw in every 500.

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