Metrics Overview

NoLottery provides players with an extensive suite of metrics designed to enhance strategic decision-making and insights into past lottery draws. Below is a breakdown of the supported metrics and their benefits.

Hot and Cold Numbers

Players can observe trends and choose whether to follow or avoid the most/least frequently drawn numbers.

  • Hot Numbers: Identify numbers that have been drawn the most frequently in the last X days (e.g., last 30 days).
  • Cold Numbers: Identify numbers that haven’t been drawn or have been drawn the least over a similar period.

Average Gap Between Appearances

  • Calculate the average number of days it takes for each number to appear again after it was last drawn.
  • Helps players identify numbers with consistent or irregular gaps in appearance, aiding in strategic picks.

Draw Trends by Day of the Week

  • Analyze which numbers are more frequently drawn on specific days of the week (e.g., Sundays, Mondays, etc.).
  • Shows if there is a pattern or bias towards certain numbers based on the day of the draw.

Seasonal Trends

  • Look at how numbers are drawn over months or seasons (e.g., January, Feburary, etc.).
  • Helps players see if there are recurring patterns in certain months or seasons.

Consecutive Numbers (Heatmap)

  • Identify if consecutive numbers (e.g., 5 and 6, or 9 and 10) are drawn frequently.
  • Reveals if certain numbers often appear together, which can influence group-based selections.

Repeating Numbers

  • Check how often the winning number from a previous draw repeats in subsequent draws.
  • Indicates if there’s a likelihood of numbers being repeated across draws.

Pair and Triplet Frequency

  • Analyze the frequency of pairs or triplets of numbers (e.g., 3 and 13, or 4, 5, and 6) appearing in the dataset.
  • Useful for players who want to select numbers in combinations rather than individually.

Median and Range of Winning Numbers

  • Calculate the median and the range of the drawn numbers over time.
    • Median: The middle value of the numbers drawn.
    • Range: The difference between the highest and lowest numbers drawn in a specific period.
  • Helps players determine if the numbers drawn tend to cluster in a specific range.

Odd vs. Even Number Analysis

  • Determine how often odd numbers vs. even numbers are drawn in the dataset.
  • Some players prefer to balance their picks between odd and even numbers.

Number Density in Recent Draws

  • Visualize how often numbers are drawn within the most recent X days using a radar chart.
  • Highlights whether certain numbers dominate in short-term trends.

Cumulative Winning Patterns

  • Show how often a number is in the top percentile of most frequently drawn numbers over time.
  • Offers insight into how often numbers consistently perform well.

Deviations from Expected Uniformity

  • If all numbers were drawn equally, each number would have a similar frequency. Calculate how much each number deviates from this expected uniform distribution.
  • Highlights any biases or irregularities in the drawing process.

Clustering Analysis

  • Identify if certain numbers tend to cluster together within specific draws (e.g., if 10, 12, and 14 are drawn frequently in the same week).
  • Useful for players who select groups of numbers.

Popularity of High vs. Low Numbers

  • Divide the numbers into two groups: low numbers (1–7) and high numbers (8–15), then analyze which group appears more frequently.
  • Helps players decide whether to focus on higher or lower numbers in their picks.

Sliding Window Frequency

  • Use a sliding window (e.g., past 7 or 30 days) to calculate the frequency of numbers within recent periods.
  • Offers a dynamic view of recent trends instead of static historical data.