If you take a look at the history of winning lottery numbers, they reveal some very interesting facts.

So to help you we have analysed the winning results of the UK National Lottery from day one and the information that was produced verified one simple fact:

• That which is MOST POSSIBLE happens MOST OFTEN.
• That which is LEAST POSSIBLE happens LEAST OFTEN.

So on this basis of selecting your numbers for the UK National Lottery is is best to play the probabilities. That is, to select the lottery numbers which are most likely to happen. The reasoning for this is, if something rarely or never happens in a lottery draw, or if something has never happened before in the history of UK National Lottery draws, common sense should tell you not to expect it to happen for the very first time just because you selected it.

For example, no lottery - even worldwide - has ever drawn six consecutive numbers, like 1-2-3-4-5-6. It is highly
unusual to get five consecutive lottery numbers. It is just possible that in the next UK National Lottery six consecutive numbers are drawn - but would you really want to put your money on it?

Also by using the Law of Averages, this means that all lottery numbers will even out over time. This is true, but over time is a very long time. A weekly lottery draw means 52 draws a year. Divide the 13,983,816 possible combinations in a 49 ball game by 52 weeks - and you will see that it would take over 250,000 years to draw all the possible combinations.

The Basis Of Selecting Your Lottery Numbers
The basis of selecting winning lottery numbers is on probabilities. We have identified those lottery numbers and combinations most likely to come up and rejected those lottery numbers which are least likely to occur. In other words, by using this information and eliminating all the combinations that WON'T win the UK National Lottery and selecting only lottery numbers which are more likely to win.

If a combination of lottery numbers rarely or never happens, it's common sense NOT to expect it to happen in the future.