GYPSYMOTH  Of those who have used this app to come up with winning lotto numbers, how many have won the big money? I'd say none. How many have won any money? I'd say few.

Those who think Lotto Sorcerer, or any other "system", will give them an edge when playing the lottery are living in a dream world.

There is no successful system out there. It's all pure chance.

The only one who stands to gain financially from Lotto Sorcerer is the developer....when anyone pays the $35 for it.  (Version 6.17)

HENDO  I can write an applescript that spits out random numbers and give it to you guys for free  (Version 6.12)

ROMAN505  The fact that some numbers come up more often does not mean they come up statistically more often; it means they come up more often in accord with statistical expectation. That is, there is no pattern, no prediction, no wealth; only losses and a characteristic sadness.

Did you know that people who gamble are normally more depressed than those who do not? Their problem is their dreams remain unfulfilled, the thrill of the bet is a terribly short one. Non-gamblers do not have that problem.

The reason someone would write such an application and charge for it is that they already know there are people who are willing to make losing bets, so why would they not make another one to the profit of the developer?

For the price of weekly lottery money, you can feel pretty good with chocolate and no sense of disappointment afterward :-)  (Version 6.9)

ORGANIK  A lot of people don't get the purpose of this app, and don't get that gambling is about the fun of chance. Of course it doesn't really work, but if it makes the lottery FEEL like there's a way to cheat it - then it's worth every penny. And, statistically some numbers DO come up more often or less often than others, just check calottery.com - they'll gladly give you all the stats you want, because they know it doesn't make any difference.

Is it worse to throw away some cash on this app if it makes you feel like you''ve got better odds than it is to play the lottery in the first place? I think not.  (Version 6.9)