Lottery Combination Analyzer

What it does

The Lottery Combination Analyzer is a browser-based tool that analyzes historical lottery draws to help you compare frequency, distribution, parity, high/low balance, and crowd-bias signals for Custom Pick games, Powerball, and Mega Millions. Built-in historical datasets auto-load for each game type.

Select your game type (Custom Pick, Powerball, or Mega Millions), adjust your combination size and number range, and the analyzer auto-loads the matching built-in historical draw dataset. You can paste or upload a different file to override it. Generated combinations are scored against the model to surface patterns and signals.

How to use it

• Select a game mode: Custom Pick, Powerball, or Mega Millions.
• Adjust settings such as combination size and number range (or use defaults for Powerball and Mega Millions).
• The matching built-in historical dataset auto-loads for the selected game; paste or upload your own file if you want to override it.
• Click Build Historical Model to build the statistical model from the draws.
• Review the per-ball frequency scores, distribution histograms, parity ratios, and high/low balance.
• Generate random combinations ranked by composite score to see which combinations align with historical patterns.
• Switch between day and night mode using the toggle in the header.

Features

• Three game modes: Custom Pick, Powerball (5/69 + 1/26), Mega Millions (5/70 + 1/24).
• Independent bonus-ball scoring for Powerball and Mega Millions bonus numbers.
• Six scoring dimensions: frequency, distribution, parity, high/low, bonus ball, and crowd-bias signal.
• Composite scoring weighted 5/6 main + 1/6 bonus for Powerball/Mega Millions.
• Standalone HTML — everything runs client-side, no data sent to any server.
• Day/night mode with localStorage persistence.

Caveats

This tool is for exploratory and analytical purposes only. It does NOT predict future lottery outcomes, guarantee winning combinations, or provide gambling advice.

Jackpot odds remain unchanged regardless of what the analysis shows — Powerball remains 1 in 292 million, Mega Millions remains 1 in 290 million.

Historical patterns do not influence future independent random draws. The analysis is a statistical curiosity, not a strategy.

No official affiliation with any lottery organization.