Lucky Charms & Gambling

 

We get many enquiries from people who would like to know what they can do to win at games of chance such as betting, gambling or lotteries. In astrology, earning or winning money through such means depends on the 2nd, 6th, 9th and to a lesser extent the 11th house of one's birth chart. These houses relate to wealth, unexpected earnings/winnings, fate and material gains. Analysing a person's horoscope through a Gambling Astrology Report is an accurate way of determining potentially just how likely they are to make winnings through such means.

In order to win money by sheer luck through means such as slots, roulette, lotto or betting or through a combination of luck and skill such as through gambling, blackjack or poker, either in real life or through an online gambling casino, the position of the ruling planets of the above mentioned houses has to be favourable along with the placement of favourable planets within these houses. People with such favourable placements will win more than others and this will occur if such activities are attempted when these planets are auspiciously aligned.

If you have tried your luck at such games, but have lost more than you've won, or if you haven't had much success, this would be a strong indication that your horoscope may not be conducive for winning money through such means.

So what can you do? In order to increase your chances you need to acquire those talismans that can have a strong positive influence on the above houses. The following are some good examples of those lucky charms and talismans that can put those who possess them at a lucky advantage over those who don't. Also, acquiring these types of lucky charms in combination will allow them to supplement each other's powers:

1. HORSE SHOE. Fix an upright, used horse shoe at the top right corner of your front door-frame or in a north facing, upright position inside your home/office helps to attract good luck and success into your home and life.	2. RUDRAKSH BEADS. Rudraksh beads represent Lord Shiva, who forms part of the divine Hindu trinity. This very powerful and auspicious charm bestows spiritual powers, good fortune, fame and material happiness. The Rudraksh can be worn as a single, high quality bead, on a necklace, or as a string of 108 Rudraksh beads also as a necklace, as shown in the image.
3. SWASTIK. In Hindu mythology this is the sign of good luck as it represents the Hindu Lord of good fortune, 'Ganesh'. 'Swastik' is a Sanskrit word that means, 'Purveyor of Good Fortune' and wearing this as a locket/pendant helps the wearer to carry good luck with them and to achieve success in their objectives.	4. CRYSTAL SHRI YANTRA. This talisman brings wealth, success, good fortune and an increase in material assets.
5. SARV KARYA SIDDHI NECKLACE. This a powerful good luck charm that should correct any deficiencies in those houses of one's natal chart that prevent winning in games of chance.	6. CRYSTAL SHRI YANTRA LOCKET. This is very similar to the solid crystal Shri Yantra talisman shown above, but this is in a form that can be worn and carried around.

The World’s Luckiest Casino Player -

Luck at the casino tables comes from believing in yourself and as we have already established, lucky charms can really be helpful when trying to get lucky. Here is a story of a man who would have fulfilled the above mentioned astrological requirements to win and who definitely felt that he could walk away from the table a winner.

There have been a lot of really lucky casino players over the decades – men and women who walked in broke, and walked out with more money than they could carry. It is something we all dream about and, unfortunately, something few of us ever get to gloat about. Among these lucky few people, the world's luckiest casino player of all time is arguably Charlie Wells, a man that broke the bank at Monte Carlo on two different occasions.

Upon entering the legendary Monte Carlo casino, Charlie Wells headed straight for the roulette table. He hunkered down at that table for 11 straight hours, during which he broke the bank 12 times (breaking the bank means winning more chips than are available at the table). During one point of the evening, Wells won an astonishing 23 times out of 30 wheel spins. When all was said in done, Wells left Monte Carlo with one million Francs.

Not content with his newly found fortune, Wells returned to the Monte Carlo a few months later for some more gambling. Again he sidled up to the roulette table, and over the course of three days he earned himself another one million Francs. Notably, the wheel once obliged his five consecutive bets on the number five by dropping the ball into the number five slot five times in a row.

Naturally, the Monte Carlo suspected Charlie Wells of cheating. However, despite hiring private detectives, Wells was never exposed as a cheater. Wells himself later admitted that there was no system; he had just gotten lucky. And for his miraculous lucky streak, Charlie Wells went down in history, and even had a song written about him– The Man Who Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo.