Again, your argument is circular. Of course, I don't deny that the universe is as it is. The question at issue is how it got this way.
Your analogy of the lottery only indicates that, let's say, out of 7 million entries, one person wins. Whether it's you or someone else, you can't get 7 million wins out of it.
Nor do I need 7 million, I need only one. It is anthropic argument - since I am around and see it - I have won. Other 6999999 are irrelevant and could [and should] fall through some cracks, so as not to spoil the view from my window. And the view from my window is predicated on my having won, with probability 1.000.
If I hit a golf ball, it will be found on top of a certain tuft of grass. Your argument is equivalent to asserting that I am a phenomenally excellent golfer because I hit that tuft of grass rather than any of the millions of others in the neighborhood.