The economist who won millions in the lottery 14 times: he was banned from playing again and saw the rules rewritten
Stefan Mandel’s numbers-driven scheme scooped prizes on three continents—and forced lotteries to tighten their own odds. When was the last time you bought a ticket and dared to picture fourteen ringing jackpot bells? In the 1990s, Romanian-born economist Stefan Mandel did just that, turning elementary math into a globe-trotting lottery-winning machine. His run ended with … Read more