The Sum-totals for Many Lottery and Lotto Games — Pick 3/4, Quinto, Lotteries, Lotto 5, 6, Powerball, Mega Millions, Euromillions
By Ion Saliu, Totally At-Large
This is one of those things that might not be easily understood by folks like you and me. But if you had the extremely rare chance to look into my inbox, you would see that people are interested in a topic such as the title of this document. Furthermore, if you land in lottery communities, you will come across quite a few requests to show charts on the sum-totals or sums of various lotto and lottery games.
The surprise for you and me has to do with that great piece of lottery software named Sums.EXE. Yes, it's me who wrote it. But I am not writing this to brag about that piece of incredulously great software. The program is free to use for an unlimited time, with no strings attached. Of course, downloading is reserved for registered members only. It is not a string attached. Membership has privileges. You pay a nominal fee for the rights to download lottery software. The software you download is one of a kind. But that's not the end of it. The greatly unique software you download is free for you to use for the rest of your, hopefully, long life.
SUMS.EXE has always plotted charts for the sums in just about any kind of lottery and lotto games. The software does a whole lot more, though. For starters, the application generates all the combinations for a given sum-total. Moreover, the lottery software performs comprehensive statistical analyses of lottery data (results) files. The statistics of a lotto data show the sums, and then sum ... I mean some ... Mean averages, medians, standard deviation, average deviations, deltas ... Deltas? Well, that sounds like a fancy name. It's for the Greek alphabet letter D. D means difference. So, deltas are differences between adjacent lottery numbers. For example, delta_1 represents the difference between the number one and the 2nd number in a lotto combination. The delta is expressed as an absolute number, not a signed number. Lotto number_1 = 1; lotto number_2 = 7; delta = 7 – 1 = 6 (it is never minus 6).
Let us show here for everybody to see and use — for their personal usage only — never for commercial use! The following are sum-total charts for a wide variety of lottery and lotto games. Each game has its own web page for the best possible viewing.
The next screen shows the analysis of a 6-number lotto game with four functions.
The charts show the percentages as well. You, the smarty one, realize why the percentages are meaningful. The percentages are directly related to lottery probabilities ... that's why!
I wish you totally best of luck!
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