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LottoMATIC Main Index
LottoMATIC Help

Choose from the topics below:

Opening a Lottery File

Picking your Numbers

Entering the Numbers Drawn

Reports

Graphics

Setting LottoMATIC Up


Opening a Lottery File

Before you can play your lottery with LottoMATIC, you must open your lottery file.  To do that, select Open... from the "Files" menu.

 If your lottery file isn't already on your computer, you'll need to create a new lottery file.  Do this by choosing New... from the "Files" menu.


Picking Your Numbers

You need to open a lottery file before you can pick any numbers.  Once you've opened a file, click on "Numbers" to pull down the "Numbers" menu.

You can pick your numbers in four different ways.  To let the computer select your plays, select Computer Pick from the "Numbers" menu.  If you want to pick your own numbers, choose Pick Your Own.

You can play your favorite numbers repeatedly by selecting Regular Numbers.  Choose Wheeling if you want to "play the wheel".

After you've selected your numbers to play, you can print a list of them out (to take with you when you buy your tickets).  Select Print Plays from the "Reports" menu to print them out.


Entering the Numbers Drawn

Once your lottery commission picks the winning numbers, select Enter Winning Numbers from the "Numbers" menu to enter them into the "Winning Numbers" database.  LottoMATIC will automatically scan your plays for winning combinations.

It's important to enter all the winning numbers, even if you didn't play that drawing (because LottoMATIC uses the data to pick hot and cold numbers).


Printing Reports

LottoMATIC can generate several reports to help you evaluate your lottery and your playing performance.  Select any one of them from the "Reports" menu:

Print Plays  This command will print all your plays (for a specific date).

Winning Plays  Use this command to print all your plays that have won prizes.

Win Analysis  This command prints an analysis of your lottery playing and performance.

Drawing Analysis  This menu choice prints a report analyzing your lottery's history.

Drawing History  This option prints all numbers drawn in your lottery.


Graphics

LottoMATIC can display several graphs to help you evaluate your lottery and your playing performance.  Select any one of them from the "Graphics" menu:

Number Frquency  This graph shows how many times each ball

has been drawn.

Play/Win Analysis  This is a picture of your playing

performance over the last 50 drawings.

Odd/Even (Winning Numbers)  A breakdown of odd/even numbers

drawn.

Odd/Even (Your Plays)   This graph displays the number of

odd and even numbers you have played.

Quadrants (Winning Numbers)  This picture displays how many

many times the winning numbers fell into a particular "quadrant".

Quadrants (Your Plays)  This graph shows how many of the

numbers you've played fell into each "quadrant".


Setting LottoMATIC Up

LottoMATIC has many options for customizing it's operation.  You can set LottoMATIC to your tastes by selecting any the following commands from the "Setup" menu:

Quick Pick Algorithm  Use this option to select the Quick Pick Algorithm LottoMATIC uses while generating numbers.

Lucky Number  Pick this option to enter you personal "Lucky Number".

Date Format  Select this choice to customize the way LottoMATIC displays dates.

Report Headings  Use this option to enter text to be displayed at the top of your reports.

Enter Regular Numbers  This command lets you enter "regular numbers" (numbers you like to play "over and over again").

Select Printer  This choice lets you select your printer.

Setup Printer  This command pops up the "Printer Setup" dialog.

Game Setup  Use this option to modify your lottery's configuration.


DLG_ScreenPrint	Brief description of DLG_ScreenPrint dialog.

DLG_New	Brief description of DLG_New dialog.

DLG_Test	Brief description of DLG_Test dialog.

DLG_Import	Brief description of DLG_Import dialog.

DLG_WinsDB	Brief description of DLG_WinsDB dialog.

DLG_Algorithm	Brief description of DLG_Algorithm dialog.

DLG_DateFormat	Brief description of DLG_DateFormat dialog.

DLG_Delete	Brief description of DLG_Delete dialog.

DLG_DrawingAnalysis	Brief description of DLG_DrawingAnalysis dialog.

DLG_DrawingHistory	Brief description of DLG_DrawingHistory dialog.

DLG_DrawsDB	Brief description of DLG_DrawsDB dialog.

DLG_EditWin	Brief description of DLG_EditWin dialog.

DLG_EnterRegularNumbers	Brief description of DLG_EnterRegularNumbers dialog.

DLG_InfoLines	Brief description of DLG_InfoLines dialog.

DLG_LuckyNumber	Brief description of DLG_LuckyNumber dialog.

DLG_ManualPick	Brief description of DLG_ManualPick dialog.

DLG_NewGame	Brief description of DLG_NewGame dialog.

DLG_EditDraw	Brief description of DLG_EditDraw dialog.

DLG_EditPick	Brief description of DLG_EditPick dialog.

DLG_EditRegular	Brief description of DLG_EditRegular dialog.

DLG_EnterWinningNumbers	Brief description of DLG_EnterWinningNumbers dialog.

DLG_GameSetup	Brief description of DLG_GameSetup dialog.

DLG_Open	Brief description of DLG_Open dialog.

DLG_PlayRegularNumbers	Brief description of DLG_PlayRegularNumbers dialog.

DLG_PrintPlays	Brief description of DLG_PrintPlays dialog.

DLG_RegularDB	Brief description of DLG_RegularDB dialog.

DLG_Scan	Brief description of DLG_Scan dialog.

DLG_WinAnalysis	Brief description of DLG_WinAnalysis dialog.

DLG_WinningPlays	Brief description of DLG_WinningPlays dialog.

DLG_PicksDB	Brief description of DLG_PicksDB dialog.

DLG_ComputerPick	Brief description of DLG_ComputerPick dialog.

DLG_PBWheel	Brief description of DLG_PBWheel dialog.

DLG_HotNumbers	Brief description of DLG_HotNumbers dialog.

DLG_PowerBallNumbers	Brief description of DLG_PowerBallNumbers dialog.

DLG_AutoPB	Brief description of DLG_AutoPB dialog.

DLG_AutoHot	Brief description of DLG_AutoHot dialog.

DLG_KeyNumbers	Brief description of DLG_KeyNumbers dialog.

DLG_Wheel	Brief description of DLG_Wheel dialog.

DLG_Interval	Brief description of DLG_Interval dialog.


Main Window

You're in the LottoMATIC main window.  Select any one of the menu options to pull down a submenu.

Under the "Files" Menu:

New Game  Use this command to define a new lottery game you want to play.

Open  Use this command to open a lottery game to play.

Delete  Use this command to delete a lottery game.

Exit LottoMATIC  Use this command to exit LottoMATIC.

Under the "Numbers" Menu:

Computer Pick  Select this option to let the computer select your lottery numbers.

Pick Your Own  Use this option to select your own lottery numbers.

Regular Numbers  Select this option play your "regular" numbers (numbers you like to play "over and over again"..)

Wheeling  This option lets you play the LottoMATIC  "wheeling" system.

Enter Winning Numbers   Here's where you enter numbers drawn by your state (or country's) lottery commission.

Scan for Matches  Use this option to scan your plays for any winning combinations.

Under the "Database" Menu:

Your Picks  This menu command opens your database of plays (numbers you picked).

Winning Numbers  This command opens the database of actual winning numbers (drawn by your lottery commission).

Your Wins  This command will open a database of your plays that have won a prize..

Regular Numbers  Use this menu option to open the database of your "regular" numbers (plays you like to play "over and over again").

Under the "Reports" Menu:

Print Plays  This command will print all your plays (for a specific date).

Winning Plays  Use this command to print all your plays that have won prizes.

Win Analysis  This command prints an analysis of your lottery playing and performance.

Drawing Analysis  This menu choice prints a report analyzing your lottery's history.

Drawing History  This option prints all numbers drawn in your lottery.

Under the "Graphics" Menu:

Number Frquency  This graph shows how many times each ball

has been drawn.

Play/Win Analysis  This is a picture of your playing

performance over the last 50 drawings.

Odd/Even (Winning Numbers)  A breakdown of odd/even numbers

drawn.

Odd/Even (Your Plays)   This graph displays the number of

odd and even numbers you have played.

Quadrants (Winning Numbers)  This picture displays how many

many times the winning numbers fell into a particular "quadrant".

Quadrants (Your Plays)  This graph shows how many of the

numbers you've played fell into each "quadrant".

Under the "Setup" Menu:

Quick Pick Algorithm  Use this option to select the Quick Pick Algorithm LottoMATIC uses while generating numbers.

Lucky Number  Pick this option to enter you personal "Lucky Number".

Date Format  Select this choice to customize the way LottoMATIC displays dates.

Report Headings  Use this option to enter text to be displayed at the top of your reports.

Enter Regular Numbers  This command lets you enter "regular numbers" (numbers you like to play "over and over again").

Select Printer  This choice lets you select your printer.

Setup Printer  This command pops up the "Printer Setup" dialog.

Game Setup  Use this option to modify your lottery's configuration.

Under the "Help" Menu:

Help  This option opens the LottoMATIC help window..


Maximize Icon
Maximize

Click on the maximize box to expand the LottoMATIC window (to take the entire screen).


Minimize Icon
Minimize

Click on the minimze box to shrink LottoMATIC into an icon.


Sizing Border

Click and drag the window's border to "re-size" the window.


System Menu

The "system menu" has options to control the LottoMATIC window (and to close the application).


Title Bar

This is the LottoMATIC "title bar".  It lists the game you currently have open.


New Game

This dialog lets you define a new lottery game.

Enter the appropriate information for your lottery.

NOTE!  Most states do NOT use a "Bonus Ball" (which is actually an "extra ball"  drawn).  If  your lottery draws a "bonus ball", mark this field "YES".  Otherwise, leave it "NO".

The "Draws per Game" field does NOT include the "bonus ball".  So, if you pick six numbers (and your lottery draws seven), mark the "Draws per Game" as "6".

If your lottery is "PowerBall", click on the PowerBall box.  LottoMATIC will "gray" all the other controls except the "Game Name", because all PowerBall parameters are pre-set (and can't be changed).

Likewise, if your lottery is "The Big Game", click on the Big Game box.  LottoMATIC will "gray" all the other controls except the "Game Name", because all Big Game parameters are pre-set (and can't be changed).


Open a Lottery File

Select the game you want to open from the "Game to Open" box.  You can change you current drive and/or directory in the "Directory" box.


Delete a Lottery File

Select the game you want to delete from the "Game to Delete" box.  But be careful!  Once you delete a game, it's gone forever!


Exit LottoMATIC

This menu item let's you exit LottoMATIC.


Computer Pick
Computer Pick (or "Quick Pick") Numbers

Use this dialog if you want LottoMATIC to pick your numbers for you.

1)  Select the "drawing date" for the lottery drawing you want to play.

2)  Enter the number of picks you want to play (from 1 to 99).

3)  Click on "Generate Quick Picks" to generate the plays.

4)  Finally, click on "Save Picks in Database" to store them in the "Your Picks" database.

NOTE:  LottoMATIC uses one of three algorithms to select the numbers.  You should select your algorithm under the "Setup" menu before generating your plays.


Pick Your Own Numbers

Use this dialog if you want to pick your own numbers to play.

1)  Select the "drawing date" for the lottery drawing you want to play.

2)  Enter the numbers for one play.

3)  Click on "Save Pick in Database" to store it in the "Your Picks" database.  (LottoMATIC will clear the number boxes after it saves the play).

4)  Repeat the above steps to play more numbers.


Play Regular Numbers

First, select the date of the drawing you want to play.

Then click on the numbers you want to play.  LottoMATIC will "mark" each play you select by turning it "yellow".

Once you've selected all the numbers you want to play, click on "Play Marked Numbers" to save them in the database.

You can unmark an already marked play by pressing the clicking on it again.

NOTE: You define your Regular Numbers under the "Setup" menu.


Playing the LottoMATIC Wheel
Using the Wheel to Select your Numbers

To play the LottoMATIC Wheel follow these steps:

1)  Select your Key Numbers.

2)  Select your Hot Numbers.

3)  Select your Wheel Interval.

4)  Generate the Plays.

5)  Save the Plays in the "Your Picks" database.

NOTES:

If you're playing the PowerBall or Big Game lotteries, you'll also need to pick a separate "hot set" of PowerBall numbers or Big Money Ball numbers.

It can take a while to generate millions of numbers, so be prepared to wait if you select a very large "hot set".  While most hot sets (of 20 numbers or less) will generate in seconds... if you choose 40 or more your computer may have to work for several minutes (or even several hours!).

LottoMATIC is a practical system.  It won't let you generate more than 1,000 plays at a time!  If your key numbers, hot numbers, and interval result in more combinations, LottoMATIC will stop automatically after generating 1,000.  (Allowing more would quickly consume your computer's RAM and hard disk assets, and could literally take DAYS to generate and display).


LottoMATIC's Wheel
LottoMATIC Wheel

The LottoMATIC "wheel" lets you generate combinations of "hot sets" of numbers.  For example, suppose you play a lottery that picks 6 balls from a pool of 49 numbers.  To guarantee that you pick the "winner", you would have to buy 13,983,816 tickets!  They would be arranged like this:

1	2	3	4	5	6

1	2	3	4	5	7

1	2	3	4	5	8

....

....

44	45	46	47	48	49

BUT... suppose you believe that the winning numbers will come from a set of 10 specific numbers.  Suppose the numbers are 2,5,11,17,23,28,30,33,37 and 45.  To guarantee the winner now, you would only have to buy 210 tickets.

The plays would be arranged as such:

2	5	11	17	23	28

2	5	11	17	23	30

2	5	11	17	23	33

....

....

23	28	30	33	37	45

For most of us, that's still too much to spend on the lottery.  So, suppose you select every 21st play (in order).  This will reduce your investment to just 10 tickets!

Because you take every 21st play, you obviously will be missing some combinations of your hot set.  The key to selecting your interval, however, is to maximize the additional winning plays you generate (those that match 3,4, or 5 numbers).  Since only 6 of the numbers will actually be in the winning set, your hope is your interval will "fall" in such a way as to give you a good variety of your initial hot set (of 10 numbers).  You'll most likely want to experiment with your hot numbers and interval to maximize your chances (while minimizing your investment).

In the LottoMATIC wheeling system, you can also specify key numbers.  Key numbers are numbers that must appear in EVERY play.

Specifying key numbers reduces the total number of plays generated (because you limit the number of combinations LottoMATIC must create).

If you're playing the PowerBall or Big Game lotteries, you must also select a hot set of PowerBall (or Big Money Ball) Numbers.  This is because the PowerBall (and Big Money Ball) is drawn from a completely different set of balls, and will have its own statistical history.

REMEMBER... there can be no guarantees when playing the wheel.  The plays LottoMATIC generates can ultimately only be as good as your hot set, key numbers, and interval.


Enter Winning Numbers

Every time your lottery commission draws winning numbers, you should enter them in LottoMATIC.   LottoMATIC will search your plays for winners and record the numbers to help you track "hot" and "cold" plays.

To enter winning numbers, first enter the date of the drawing.

Next, enter the actual winning numbers and click on "Save Winning Number in Database".   This will cause LottoMATIC to automatically scan for matches and possible winning combinations.

Winning combinations will appear in the "Your Wins" database.  You should edit those plays to enter your prizes.


Scanning for Matches
Scan for Matches

LottoMATIC can automatically scan your plays for winning combinations.

First, select the drawing date (from those you've previously entered).  Then click on "Start Scan".

Winning combinations will appear in the "Your Wins" database.  You should edit those plays to enter your prizes.


Your Picks Database

This database lists every play you've entered for this game (in reverse date order).  To edit or delete a play, select it and then click on "Edit Selected Play".


Winning Numbers Database

This database lists all the winning numbers you've entered for this game (in reverse date order).  To edit or delete a drawing, select it and then click on "Edit Selected Numbers".


Your Wins Database

This database lists every play you've entered that has matched enough numbers to be a "winning" play.  To edit the prize amount for a particular winning play, select it and then click on "Edit Prize Amount (of Selected Win)".


Regular Numbers Database

This database lists all the "regular numbers" you've entered for this game.  To edit or delete a drawing, select it and then click on "Edit Selected Play".

"Regular Numbers" are picks that are your "favorites", and that you like to play week to week (and you don't want to continually re-enter them each week).  You can easily play your regular numbers by selecting "Regular Numbers" from the "Numbers" menu.


Print Plays Report

This report is a listing of your plays on a particular drawing date.


Winning Plays Report

This report is a listing of your winning plays.


Win Analysis Report

This report lists some statistics generated by comparing your "win history" with your "play history".


Drawing Analysis Report

This report lists some interesting statistics about the actual drawings (and the frequency that the balls appear).


Drawing History
Drawing History Report

This report is a history of the winning numbers drawn in your lottery.

NOTE: You must enter these numbers yourself (to keep the database "up-to-date") or purchase a database disk from CTech, Inc.


Quick Pick Algorithm

You can select the algorithm you want LottoMATIC to use while generating picks.

Most Picked Statistical (Hot Numbers)

This algorithm tracks which numbers appear most frequently, and slowly increases their occurance in the computer generated picks.  This method assumes that inherent biases exist in the drawing machines.

Least Picked Statistical (Cold Numbers)

This algorithm tracks which numbers occur least frequently, and slowly increases their occurance in the computer generated picks.  This method assumes that numbers that have not appeared or have appeared infrequently are "overdue" and hence are more likely to appear.

Random (Gaussian Bell)

This method generates numbers at random, and discounts any past drawing history.


Lucky Number

You can enter a personal "Lucky Number" (between 1 and 999).

LottoMATIC uses this number while generating a seed for its internal number generator.  Every quick pick algorithm, including the "most" and "least" picked, use this generator.


Date Format

You can pick from a variety of "date formats".   LottoMATIC will display all dates in this form.

You can enter "free-format" no matter which format you choose.  LottoMATIC will rearrange the date to match your format.

In most date fields in LottoMATIC, you can automatically find seek to the nest or previous "drawing date" by clicking on the "next" and "prev" buttons.


Report Headings

You can enter up to 10 lines of text that you want LottoMATIC to print at the top of every report.  The lines will be automatically centered (in each report).


DLG_EnterRegular Numbers
Enter Regular Numbers

Here you can enter your "regular" numbers (numbers you play over and over).  Fill in the numbers and then click on "Save Regular Pick in Database".

You can play your regular numbers by selecting "Regular Numbers" from the "Numbers" menu.


Select Printer

Select you printer from this menu.


Setup Printer

Setup your printer from this dialog box.


Game Setup

This dialog lets you modify  your lottery's setup.  Enter the appropriate information for your lottery.

NOTE!  Most states do NOT use a "Bonus Ball" (which is actually an "extra ball"  drawn).  If  your lottery draws a "bonus ball", mark this field "YES".  Otherwise, leave it "NO".

The "Draws per Game" field does NOT include the "bonus ball".  So, if you pick six numbers (and your lottery draws seven), mark the "Draws per Game" as "6".

If your lottery is "PowerBall", click on the PowerBall box.  LottoMATIC will "gray" all the other controls except the "Game Name", because all PowerBall parameters are pre-set (and can't be changed).

Likewise, if your lottery is "The Big Game", click on the Big Game box.  LottoMATIC will "gray" all the other controls except the "Game Name", because all Big Game parameters are pre-set (and can't be changed).


Help
Help_Menu

This command opens the LottoMATIC help window.


DLG_ScreenPrint


New Game

This dialog lets you define a new lottery game.

Enter the appropriate information for your lottery.

NOTE!  Most states do NOT use a "Bonus Ball" (which is actually an "extra ball"  drawn).  If  your lottery draws a "bonus ball", mark this field "YES".  Otherwise, leave it "NO".

The "Draws per Game" field does NOT include the "bonus ball".  So, if you pick six numbers (and your lottery draws seven), mark the "Draws per Game" as "6".

If your lottery is "PowerBall", click on the PowerBall box.  LottoMATIC will "gray" all the other controls except the "Game Name", because all PowerBall parameters are pre-set (and can't be changed).

Likewise, if your lottery is "The Big Game", click on the Big Game box.  LottoMATIC will "gray" all the other controls except the "Game Name", because all Big Game parameters are pre-set (and can't be changed).


DLG_Test


Ordering Up-to-Date Lottery Files

If you would like an up-to-date history of your favorite lottery in LottoMATIC format, you can order one directly from CTech, Inc.  We maintain database histories of all major pick-5 and pick-6 games in the USA, Canada, and the United Kingdom. We update the files every day, so they are guaranteed to be current.

Each database disk costs $9.95 (plus $2.00 S&H).  Order disks by state or country.  (For instance, the Florida disk contains both the Florida 6/49 Lotto game and the Florida 5/26 Fantasy 5 game for the one price ($9.95).  States that play Powerball, The Big Game, Tri-State, or Tri-West receive those databases at no additional charge as well.

The Canada disk contains Canada 6/49.  The UK disk contains "The National Lottery".


How to Order Database Files

You can order up-to-date lottery databases from CTech, Inc.  To print an order form, click on the "Print Order Form" button.


Import Databases Files from a Floppy Disk

Here you can "import" up-to-date lottery files from a floppy disk.  Put the disk in either drive "A" or drive "B" and then click on the appropriate button.  The files will not disturb your plays, only the actual drawings.

You can get an up-to-date disk by sending $9.95 plus $2.00 S&H to CTech Inc., PO Box 10551, Panama City, FL  32404-1551.


Register LottoMATIC

Use this function to register your copy of LottoMATIC.


Edit Prize Amount

You can edit the "prize amount" of a selected winning play.  You cannot change the play date, numbers, or delete the play here... you must go to the "Your Picks" database to accomplish those actions.


Edit Winning Numbers

You can edit the date and numbers of a selected drawing.  You may also delete the drawing.


Edit Your Picks
Edit Pick

You can edit the date and numbers of a selected play.  You may also delete the play.


Edit Regular Numbers
Edit Regular Play

You can edit or delete a selected regular play.


Playing LottoMATIC's PowerBall/Big Money Ball Wheel
PowerBall/Big Game Wheel

To play the LottoMATIC Wheel follow these steps:

1)  Select your Key Numbers.

2)  Select your Hot Numbers.

3)  Select your PowerBall/Big Money Ball Numbers.

4)  Select your Wheel Interval.

5)  Generate the Plays.

6)  Save the Plays in the "Your Picks" database.

NOTES:

It can take a while to generate millions of numbers, so be prepared to wait if you select a very large "hot set".  While most hot sets (of 20 numbers or less) will generate in seconds... if you choose 40 or more your computer may have to work for several minutes (or even several hours!).

LottoMATIC is a practical system.  It won't let you generate more than 1,000 plays at a time!  If your key numbers, hot numbers, and interval result in more combinations, LottoMATIC will stop automatically after generating 1,000.  (Allowing more would quickly consume your computer's RAM and hard disk assets, and could literally take DAYS to generate and display).


Hot Numbers

You can select a "hot set" of numbers for the LottoMATIC Wheel by checking the numbers you want to include.

LottoMATIC will pick the numbers for you (click on the Automatic Hot Numbers button).


PowerBall Numbers
PowerBall/Big Money Ball Numbers

You can select a "hot set" of  PowerBall or Big Money Ball  numbers for the LottoMATIC Wheel by checking the numbers you want to include.

LottoMATIC will pick the numbers for you (click on the Automatic PowerBall Numbers or Automatic Big Money Ball Numbers button).


Automatically Selecting PowerBall Numbers
Automatic PowerBall Numbers

LottoMATIC will pick the "hottest" PowerBall (or Big Money Ball)  numbers.  Enter the number of numbers you want LottoMATIC to select.

LottoMATIC relies on the "Winning Numbers" database to select the hot numbers.  It will pick the numbers that have appeared most frequently in the database.


Automatically Selecting Hot Numbers
Automatic Hot Numbers

LottoMATIC will pick the "hottest" numbers.  Enter the number of numbers you want LottoMATIC to select.

LottoMATIC relies on the "Winning Numbers" database to select the hot numbers.  It will pick the numbers that have appeared most frequently in the database.


Key Numbers

You can select "key numbers" for the LottoMATIC Wheel.  Key numbers are numbers that LottoMATIC has to include in every pick it generates.

You may select from zero to one less than the number of balls drawn in your lottery.  (For example, if your lottery draws six balls, you may select from zero to five key numbers).


Wheel Interval

You can enter an "interval" for the LottoMATIC Wheel.  The interval is intended to reduce the number of tickets you must purchase to cover the wheel.

For example, if your "hot set" has 9 numbers, it will generate 84 plays.  If you select an "interval" of 8, LottoMATIC will select every 8th play (and generate a total of 10 picks).


Number Frequency Graph
Number Frequency

Display this graph to see how many times each ball has been drawn in this lottery.  The balls are displayed graphically so you can easily spot trends.


Play/Win Analysis Graph
Play/Win Analysis

This graph attempts to show how well you have been matching the winning numbers over the past fifty drawings.  LottoMATIC "averages" the number of times you play so the graph is accurately scaled from drawing to drawing (even if you played more tickets on some drawing dates).


Odd/Even (Winning Numbers) Graph
Odd/Even (Winning Numbers)

This graph compares the number of "odd" balls drawn to the number of "even" balls drawn.  In a truly random process, these numbers should be almost equal.  Use this graph to spot trends away from randomness in your lottery.


Odd/Even (Your Plays) Graph
Odd/Even (Your Plays)

This graph compares the number of "odd" numbers you've played to the number of "even" numbers you've played.


Quadrants (Winning Numbers) Graph
Quadrants (Winning Numbers)

This graph compares the frequency of balls drawn in the lowest fourth, the highest fourth, and those in between.  In a truly random lottery, these numbers should be almost equal.  Look for trends that might give you an advantage.


Quadrants (Your Plays) Graph
Quadrants (Your Plays)

This graph shows you how the numbers you've played fall into each of the four quadrants (lower fourth,  lower-middle fourth, upper-middle fourth, and upper fourth).   Compare this to the "Quadrants  (Winning Numbers)" graph to see how your picks track the actual winning numbers.


Registration Form

To print an order form, click on the "Print Order Form" button.