📊 Summary of Winning Results Over the Past 6 Years: All Winning Counts, Amounts, and Graphs Revealed

Do sweepstakes really work?

Is there any point in continuing?

I, who once had those doubts,

have compiled the data of what I actually won

over the six years from 2020 to 2025,

using numbers and graphs.

This article is based on actual results, not just feelings.

*I mainly apply for closed sweepstakes.
*I also occasionally apply for Instagram photo posting campaigns.
*I almost never apply via Twitter.

🗂 6-Year Winning Results [Annual List]

Year | Number of Wins | Total Winning Amount

2020 | 50 | 225,800 yen

2021 | 95 | 443,334 yen

2022 | 89 | 334,645 yen

2023 | 121 | 424,388 yen

2024 | 136 | 469,833 yen

2025 | 148 | 662,496 yen

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Both the number of wins and the total prize amounts are not on a steady upward trend; they fluctuate.

However, by continuing, the overall total is definitely accumulating.

📈 Annual Total Prize Amount Graph (2020–2025)

【📷 Graph 1: Annual Total Prize Amount Graph】

What the graph shows

A significant jump in 2021

2022 was a period of adjustment

2023–2024 were stable

2025 reached an all-time high

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I have entered a zone that only those who keep going can reach.

📦 Trends in Annual Number of Wins

【📷 Graph 2: Annual Number of Wins Graph】

Key characteristics

Since 2023, the number of wins has increased significantly

Shifted to a style of accumulating small wins

A period that became much easier mentally

🛒 Winning Results by Supermarket (6 Years)

The ones I had the best luck with are below👇

Tenmaya Group (Happies, etc.)

Fuji (formerly Marunaka)

Aeon

Local Supermarkets and Drugstores

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Not special shopping, but

mainly sweepstakes in my daily life area.

📅 I've also started to see which months prizes are more likely to arrive

When combining the data,

December

September

October

is a month when prizes are easily delivered.

Conversely,

there was a tendency for April to July to feel like there were fewer.

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This is not due to 'losing,'

but largely due to shifts in shipping schedules.

🧠 What I've learned after 6 years

✔ Sweepstakes aren't just about luck

How to choose where to apply

Utilizing local supermarkets

Consistency

can change the results.

✔ There are waves in winning

It's normal to have years or months with fewer wins

Growth happens in the years you don't quit

✔ Local supermarkets are the best

The number of entries is less likely to explode

Easy to keep up

Low burden on the household budget

✨ Things I keep in mind to keep going

Focus on the number of entry types rather than the winning amount

Don't push yourself during months when you're tired

Even if prizes don't arrive, accept that it's just a preparation period

I believe that sweepstakes are

not a sprint, but a marathon.

🌱 In conclusion

Six years ago, I

never thought I would keep this up for so long.

But looking back,

because I kept going,

the numbers added up.

That is all there is to it.

If you are currently

feeling like, 'I'm not winning anything...'

I hope this data

I hope this serves as one of the reasons for you to keep going.

Wishing you all the best of luck ⭐️

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I believe that sweepstakes are not just a test of luck,

but a 'game of thinking' to a small extent.

I have compiled that way of thinking into one book.

For those who want to increase their winnings without stress in their daily lives.

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