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Intuition does not care about odds.
Intuition is just as likely as anything else when the results are truly random. >

Didn't all winners use intuition, really? >

The losers did, too. >

We all have so much in common! >

You like money? I like money. We should hang out. >

The headline gave me the misimpression that he had won the lottery on six different occasions, which would have put him in a class with Gladstone Gander, >

I think you forgot, >

-He played the lottery, like he had been doing for over 20 years.-
 .000000000001 times it works every time >

Why would he use the same numbers on each ticket? Isnt he just splitting the pot with himself? >

What I want to know is the annual winnings part

As luck would have it, Raymond Roberts won on all six tickets, earning a lump sum of nearly $2m (£1.6m), plus 20 annual payments of $25,000. 

Does that mean he has 20 years of 25,000 a year, or 20 Individual payments of 25,000 each year? If it’s the latter then the man is making half a mil each year before taxes, that’s insane considering the odds of it is 1,813,028 to one, I mean the odds for 20 of them must be in the quadrillions