These people won lottery multiple times, taking home millions—here a Harvard professor talks odds (via CNBCMakeIt)
It would be easy to think that someone would have to be one of the luckiest people alive to win the lottery multiple times. Surely, if you win the lottery once, the odds of you winning again would have to skyrocket, right? Well, not exactly.
"In other words, having previously won the lottery does not improve or make less likely the chance of winning the lottery in the future." However, there is one way to boost your chances of winning the lottery, says Glickman: Your odds do improve by buying more tickets for each game.
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