Imagine being able to predict six random numbers selected by six random volunteers in this Lotto themed routine that packs flat and plays HUGE! Jamie Salinas has developed a presentation that is logical, practical and can be performed at the head of a dinner table to the largest of theaters. This jaw dropping demonstration requires no batteries, no electronics and is designed for the solo performer.

Each aspect is fully detailed with instructions, patter and video to teach you this diabolical deception. Nothing has been left out. Lotto Fever 2.0 is taken straight from Jamie's shows and has been perfected with years of experience.

This new version includes the original manuscript in PDF format that works in all countries and languages as well as that extra "something" that Jamie has created to make the routine even better and more deceptive. This version works in all states in the US and English speaking countries. For non-English speaking countries, you can still perform the original version or customize the extra "something" for your country as Jamie includes some of the items to get you started. he has held nothing back, you get it all!

"A routine like this is worth Thousands of dollars. At this price, this is a steal and will always work!" - Banachek

"Just finished watching the DVD, brilliant! This should be sold for a LOT more. All the new nuances and tips makes of this a full act. Great job Jamie!" - Luca Volpe

"Jamie showed me this at Mindvention. It's brilliant. The effect, the routine and the handling are, in this case, worth FAR more than the price." - Bob Cassidy

"Jamie has released a beautifully simple and deceptive Lottery effect that will work just as well in parlour as it would on a large stage." - Paul Stockman

"It is very rare for me to perform effects that are not mine. The moment I saw Lottery Fever, I knew I had to include it in my act. Highly recommended." - Charles Gauci

"A delightful routine that is well thought out and taught very well" - Lee Earle

"I absolutley love your justification for not being able to predict lottery numbers. Great thinking my friend!" - Cody Fisher