Frequency criterion

This criterion will order the numbers based on the number of appearances. For example, if 12 has appeared more times than 44, we will prioritize 12 in the selection of the winning combination.

For some people, "hot numbers" are those that appear more frequently.

However, others believe that "hot numbers" are those that have appeared less frequently, indicating a higher probability of appearing in the near future.

What do you think? If you're not sure, leave the value as automatic, and our system will choose the best option at each moment.

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Age criterion

This criterion will order the numbers based on the time of last appearance. For example, if 12 appeared a year ago and 44 appeared three weeks ago, with the same number of appearances, we will prioritize 12 in the selection of the winning combination.

If you believe that a number that hasn't appeared in a draw for a long time has a higher chance of appearing in the near future, choose to prioritize "Numbers that haven't appeared for a long time".

If you think that recently appeared numbers are likely to come up because they are on a streak, choose "Recently appeared numbers" so that the system prioritizes numbers from recent draws.

We can also choose for you.

If you're not sure, it's better to leave the value as automatic, and our system will choose the best option at each moment.

Pre-selection order

This criterion allows giving greater importance to a set of possible combinations over others.

Based on the previous criteria of frequency and time, for numbers with the same values (e.g., the same number of appearances or the same time without appearing), we need to decide what is more important when selecting a number for the winning combination.

We can also choose for you.

If you're not sure, it's better to leave the value as automatic, and our system will choose the best option at each moment.

Optimize figures

If you optimize figures, you will get a combination that meets certain criteria.

Results can be classified based on their "appearance and form". For example, the combination 1,2,3,4,5,6 could be classified as "consecutive numbers". Our system categorizes all the results to date and then applies a secret algorithm to select an optimal combination or figure from a large set of predictions.

On the other hand, you can select "Do not optimize figures" if you want more freedom in the resulting combination.

We can also choose for you.

If you're not sure, it's better to leave the value as automatic, and our system will choose the best option at each moment.