*Now includes the Bonus Ball (On request from Bernard S.) Lotto Odds & Evens

One of the simplest methods of improving your chances of Lotto success is to look out for imbalances in the ratio of odds and evens within each lotto draw. Effectively, what this can be equated to is "Heads and Tails" on a coin, the probability on any flip of the coin is a 50:50 chance. Mathematicians may argue that each flip being a completely seperate event would mean this theory has no bearing on the outcome. The figures for the lotto would suggest differently; Let's take a look at the last 10 lotto draws.

10 Lotto Draws = 60 (Main Numbers) and therefore in a perfect world we would expect the outcome to be 30 Odds and 30 Evens.

I will endeavour to update this chart on a draw by draw basis in order to give you the benefit of using this to your advantage in future lottery draws. You will notice from the above lottery draw results that probability is currently playing its part in the UK Lottery. I suggest the difference needs to be over 10% on the odds and evens chart before changes need to be considered to your decision making process. Until then and whilst the Counts remain at parity (equal to each other) you should consider playing 3 Odd numbers and 3 even numbers in your selection. We have further broken down wednesday and saturday lottery draws in the Wednesday Only and/or Saturday Only pages accessed from the link to the left of this para or via instruction pages on the top tab.