Consecutive Block Analysis

One interesting insight about number composition is consecutive numbers such as 1-2-3-4-5-6. Most players feel that such patterns are not likely to happen, but examining their real distribution can give a better idea about lottery probability. Our Consecutive Block Analysis Calculator evaluates the distribution of consecutive number groups and their corresponding frequencies so you can see how your lottery game would play out theoretically.

This calculator covers full sequence consecutive selections as well as fractional blocks, which provides a statistically based view of how your lottery game performs in the long term according to the law of large numbers.

Ready to see why 1-2-3-4-5-6 sequences are unlikely to happen in a lottery draw? Begin analyzing now.

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