Brazilian Mathematician Renato Gianella Has The Lottery Figured Out
Gianella created a website to accompany his theory. The website uses his LotoRainbow tool to divide different categories of numbers into different color groups. For example, numbers 1-9 would be represented by yellow, 10-19 by blue, 20-29 by gray, and so on. Users select the lottery game they are playing after choosing their numbers. LotoRainbow then generates a chart showing the winning probabilities of different number selections. Here’s an example of theoretical probabilities for different number selections in Brazil’s Super Sena lottery:
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