Ten Reasons Why You Should Never Play These Six Lottery Numbers

Did you know that in the pick-6 lottery game, the 123456 lottery combination is guaranteed to lose?

Mathematicians unfamiliar with the lottery game like to claim that each set of six lottery numbers has the same chance of winning as any other. But that is simply not the case.

Having carefully analyzed the draw results of over 200 different lottery games around the world, with histories dating back to 1955, I have verified the following incredibly simple rule based on the logical calculation of odds:

What is MOST POSSIBLE happens MORE OFTEN.

What is LESS POSSIBLE happens LESS.

So the basis of my lottery strategies is to play the odds, to play what is most likely to happen. If you play a pattern that occurs only five percent of the time, you can expect that pattern to lose 95 percent of the time. If something rarely or never happens in lottery draws, or if something has never happened before in the history of any lottery game, shouldn’t common sense tell even a math teacher not to expect it to happen for the first time? time just because he can you count on it? Why place obstacles on the path to victory?

Here are 10 reasons why you should never spend a dollar on the toxic six-number lottery combination 123456. Read on and see why these eternally damned and wretched six lottery numbers, 123456, should never be marked as a set on your ticket. of bets.

1) CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS. My common sense formula tells you to never play six consecutive lottery numbers on a game pad. Six consecutive numbers have never been drawn in any state or international lottery game. Even five numbers in a row is a very rare occurrence that, in most pick-6 lottery games, has never happened once.

2) GROUP OF A NUMBER. You also shouldn’t play all six numbers in a number pool, such as all single-digit numbers, or all teens, or all twenties, etc. It is highly unlikely that all six winning numbers will be drawn from a pool of numbers, as this has never happened before in any lottery game, in the United States or anywhere else.

3) BETTING PATTERN. Avoid pattern bets. Patterns of numbers marked in a row to form a straight line, either across the betting slip or vertically or diagonally, are played by the thousands each draw. If such numbers won, the payouts would be very low.

4) NEIGHBOR NUMBERS. Neighboring numbers are numbers on either side of a lottery number. For example, the neighboring numbers of 28 are 27 and 29. Less than seven percent of pick-6 lottery draws even have four neighboring numbers.

5) ALL LOW, NOT HALF LOW. Winning numbers are generally distributed across the entire number field. If we take a number field and cut it in half, we have either the bottom half or the top half. In a 49 number game, numbers 1 through 24 are in the bottom half and numbers 25 through 49 are in the top half. All high or low numbers are rarely drawn, occurring only two percent of the time.

6) CALENDAR NUMBERS. The natural tendency of novice lottery players is to bet on the lower numbers, especially calendar numbers 1 through 31, due to the heavy play given to birth dates, anniversary dates, and children’s ages. This means that the most played numbers are from 1 to 31. Most pick-6 lottery games have more than 40 or 50 numbers. If the calendar numbers win, the first prize jackpot is greatly reduced if split among possibly dozens of other winners. (Note the consistently low prize payouts when four or more numbers are at the lower end of the range. Prize payouts are always higher when the highest numbers match because fewer winners share the prize pool. Also note that in draws where there is no jackpot winner, winning numbers are usually higher than normal).

7) TAIL END OF THE CAMPAIGN CURVE. Lottery numbers are drawn at random. If you want to play the lottery to win, it is important that you select your lottery numbers and place them on your bet slips in patterns that are very similar to the way the numbers are actually drawn. When you add up the six winning numbers in your state’s lottery game, you get a sum. Add up the six winning numbers from various draws and you’ll find that most winning combinations tend to fall within the same range of sums.

A typical 6/49 lottery draw could add up to 150: 3 + 17 + 23 + 24 + 36 + 47 = 150

In a 6/49 lottery game, the sums range from 21 to 279.

In a field of 49 numbers, there is only one combination of six numbers that adds up to 21:

1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21

And, in the 6/49 lottery game, just one combination of six numbers adds up to 279:

44 + 45 + 46 + 47 + 48 + 49 = 279

Those two combinations have the smallest and largest possible sums. And they occur only once: at the tail ends of a bell curve, making it virtually impossible for any of those number groups to be drawn as a winning combination.

In the 49 number lottery game, pick 6, the most frequently occurring sum is 150, which is the midpoint sum.

The sums of the lottery combinations can be compared to the sums of the combinations of a pair of dice. At each end of a bell curve, there is only one way to make a 12 (carriages, 6 and 6), and there is only one way to make a 2 (snake eyes, 1 and 1). But there are six ways to make a 7, the upper center point of a bell curve for a pair of dice. These combinations are 6 and 1, 1 and 6, 5 and 2, 2 and 5, 4 and 3, 3 and 4. So, of course, it is much easier to roll a 7 on the dice than any other number because there are more Shapes. to get the sum of 7.

8) IT IS NOT A BALANCED GAME. An even game is a set of six numbers that fall within the most likely range of sums.

9) IT STAYS BELOW 70 PERCENT OF THE RANGE OF MOST PROBABLE SUMS. In a 6/49 lottery game, 27.4 percent of the sums fall within the sum range of 115 to 185, but they represent 71.32 percent of the jackpot winning combinations! This means that if you play a combination of six numbers with a sum that is above or below the range of 115 to 185, you can expect the numbers with the sum you selected to not appear, thus preventing you from winning. 71 percent of the time.

If you want to give your odds more leverage, i.e. play with the odds more in your favor, use my “Rule of 70 Percent” and make sure your lottery bet sums are within the most likely range for the game. lottery you play The range of sums varies with the number field of the lottery game. For example, my most probable range of 70 percent sums® for the popular game Fantasy 5 5/39 is 75 to 125.

10) 20,000 TICKETS SOLD EACH DRAW. If reasons 1 through 9 haven’t convinced you to avoid the guaranteed losing combination, which is 01-02-03-04-05-06, then reason 10 should. A $10 million cash jackpot would give each of the 20,000 first prize winners just $500.