New Zealand Lotto Overview Trend Chart

# Columns

Date: The date on which the lottery numbers are officially drawn.

Winning Numbers: The specific set of numbers drawn.

Main Numbers — Sum: The total sum of the winning numbers. For example, if the winning numbers are 2, 7, and 9, the sum would be 18.

Main Numbers — Range: The difference between the highest and lowest numbers drawn in the lottery. If the winning numbers are 5 (lowest) and 45 (highest), the Range would be 40.

Main Numbers — Segment-1: The first segment of 40 numbers divided into 5 equal parts, which includes numbers 1-8.

Main Numbers — Segment-2: The first segment of 40 numbers divided into 5 equal parts, which includes numbers 9-16.

Main Numbers — Segment-3: The first segment of 40 numbers divided into 5 equal parts, which includes numbers 17-24.

Main Numbers — Segment-4: The first segment of 40 numbers divided into 5 equal parts, which includes numbers 25-32.

Main Numbers — Segment-5: The first segment of 40 numbers divided into 5 equal parts, which includes numbers 33-40.

# Features

Repeated Numbers: A specific number that has appeared in two consecutive draws.

Consecutive Numbers: Two numbers that follow one after another without any gaps, e.g., 5, 6.

Edge Numbers: A sequence of two consecutive numbers arranged diagonally, with no gaps, from one corner to the opposite corner.

Horizontal Consecutive: A line of consecutive numbers arranged horizontally, at least three numbers, e.g., 5, 6, 7.

Vertical Consecutive: A specific number that has appeared in three (or more) consecutive draws.

Diagonal Consecutive: A sequence of at least three consecutive numbers arranged diagonally, with no gaps, from one corner to the opposite corner.

Skips: The number of consecutive draws a specific number has been missed.

Skips Layered: Identifying the current Skips.

Zigzag Line: The zigzag line on the graph illustrates fluctuations, alternating between various numbers.

Segment Line: The lines that divide a set of numbers into separate segments.

Section Line: The lines that divide each set of five draws into distinct areas.

# Statistics

Freq: This term refers to the number of times a particular number has occurred within a specified draws range.

Curr Skips: How many draws have passed since a specific number last occurred. It's a measure of the current absence of that number.

Avg Skips: This is the average Skips within the specified draws range (rounded to the nearest whole number),Avg Skips are calculated by taking the sum of all the skips for a number and dividing by the number of hits plus one.

Max Skips: The maximum value of Skips within the specified draws range.

Max Consec: The maximum value among all the consecutive appearances within the specified draws range.

Expectation: Expectation = Current Skips /Average Skips (rounded to the nearest whole number).