This book was introduced because of the authors teaching a principle of math: Probability. Probability theory is the mathematical framework for analyzing and quantifying chance events and uncertainty. It uses a set of axioms and concepts like sample spaces, random variables, and distributions to provide a rigorous method for determining the likelihood of an event, expressed as a number between 0 (impossible) and 1 (certain). Applications of probability theory are widespread, as it helps in making predictions and informed decisions in situations involving random phenomena. Thus, it begs the question: How is it possible for an average person to win the lottery? Keep reading, you just may learn something that will make you say, "wow."