If you take a look at lottery websites in North America, you will find a handful of them that publish the frequency of numbers drawn. This is helpful to people that pick their lottery numbers based on what's hot or what's cold. Of course, there are also people that claim that there's no such thing as hot or cold numbers in the lottery and that it's all purely random. I'm not here to debate numbers streaks or claim to follow one theory or the other. I'm here to say that if you believe in hot and cold numbers in the lottery, you could use that strategy to win the bingo jackpot as well.
If you play bingo, you probably know that bingo halls don't publish a list of most frequently drawn numbers. So, you can't exactly choose bingo cards with hot numbers unless you do some research first. But the research can be done. If you play bingo regularly, keep a piece of paper on the side and, in addition to dabbing your bingo cars, make a list of all the numbers drawn. Do this for at least a few visits to the bingo hall.
After you've listed all of the numbers drawn for at least a few draws, make a count of how many times each individual number was drawn. The ones that are drawn the most would be your hot numbers. Now, the next time you go to play bingo, choose bingo cards that have your hot winning numbers.
I'm not saying that this is a full-proof method of winning bingo or that it will increase your odds of hitting the bingo jackpot. I'm just saying that if you believe in the hot and cold number theory of playing the lottery, you could use it for bingo as well.
Tino writes a blog about lottery winners. It includes stories about people from around the world that have won big lottery jackpots, people like Lori Scarborough, who won $5 million from Georgia Lottery.
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