I usually tryout Astrological methods and add them to my stash of
things that work after I have seen proof that they work consistently. For example, I have seen proof that the basic premise of Lilly's method for finding lost things works consistently; however, the directions part of it are a little wonky. Therefore, I was looking for proof that Frawley's method works consistently.
In theory, I am inclined to disagree with the association of luck to the 11th house. Instead I have found Dana Gerhardt's
depiction of the 11th to be accurate. I associate luck to the 12th house due to its rulership by Jupiter and Neptune. I wrote a blog post explaining my position, but it isn't up at the moment. I will post it again.
When it comes to winning lotteries in general, I agree with Lois Rodden that the possibilities of a large lottery win are decipherable from the natal chart. I do have a blog post on that -
Do you have a winner's chart. Lois compiled the charts of lottery winners to make her list of what to look for. My daughter has a winner's chart, but she hates playing the lottery. She does not like taking risks with her money at all. Instead, I have found that those periods when she may have won if she played are times when she has an opportunity to win a prize in a contest.
She had an opportunity like this last year. She felt she would have won a trip during one of her lucky periods if she entered a local contest. She did not enter the contest after she figured out how much she would have to pay in taxes this year (it was substantial). She has a day chart and Saturn is her friend and ruler of her Ascendant.