Lotteries
Lottery number generator
Random tickets for classic and not-so-classic lotteries — without 'lucky' combinations.
The generator is not a lottery: tickets are not sold, draws are not held, and winning in real lotteries is not guaranteed. Numbers are created locally for entertainment and probability testing. Participation in gambling is only possible from the age of 18 and is associated with the risk of losing money. Legal information
How numbers are chosen in lotteries
A lottery ticket is a set of numbers chosen by the player or a generator. In classic formats, numbers do not repeat within a ticket and their order does not matter: the combination 3-7-12-25-33-41 and 41-33-25-12-7-3 is the same. Therefore, in the results, we sort the numbers in ascending order: this makes it easier to compare the ticket with the draw.
Most players choose numbers 'manually': birthdays, lucky dates, patterns on the grid. Others trust auto-fill — and it is mathematically the same. The probability of winning depends only on the lottery rules, not on who pressed the button or on which day.
“Hot” and “cold” numbers — a myth
The idea of "hot" numbers is based on the notion that the ball "remembers" past draws. But each draw is independent: the balls are shuffled again, and the probability of any number coming up remains the same. A long streak of the same outcomes does not make the next outcome more likely — this is a player's fallacy.
Our generator does not store the history of draws and does not tweak the frequency. The session statistics on this page show only what has already appeared in your tickets — this is convenient for observing randomness, but it is not a hint for the next ticket.
Jackpot probability in numbers
The chance of guessing all the numbers is one divided by the number of possible combinations C(N, K). Here is how many there are in popular formats:
- 6 out of 45 — 1 to 8,145,060;
- 5 out of 36 — 1 to 376,992;
- 7 out of 49 — 1 to 85,900,584;
- EuroMillions 5+2 — 1 in 139,838,160 (5 out of 50 and 2 stars out of 12);
- Keno 20 out of 80 — 1 to 3,535,316,142,212,174,320.
For comparison: the chance that a fair coin will land on heads 23 times in a row is about 1 in 8.4 million. Buying several tickets increases the chance proportionally to their number, but does not make a win expected: even 20 '6 out of 45' tickets are 20 chances out of 8 million.
Responsible gaming
Gambling is entertainment with a negative mathematical expectation: part of the players' money goes to the organizer. You can only play with free funds that you are not sorry to lose, and only from the age of 18. If you notice that the game is taking too much time or money, stop and seek support.
Our service does not sell tickets, accept bets, or pay out winnings. It is a random number generator for entertainment, learning, and probability testing.