How to choose your All or Nothing numbers
By looking at the number of times drawn in 2019, in the last quarter or in the last 30 draws, how do you decide and choose which All or Nothing numbers to play?
If ball 24 has been drawn 56 time(s) in 2019, does it mean that it will likely be drawn or unlikely to be drawn in the next draw? Honestly, I do not know.
It is not possible to make any conclusion merely based on the number of times drawn in any time period. You will need to know the trends by identifying the minimum and maximum thresholds first before looking at the number of times drawn.
The minimum and maximum thresholds are the most frequently occurring lowest and highest frequency of times drawn over a period of time respectively. This is determined by iterating into the history of the draw in a consistent manner using a fixed time bucket.
Once you have established the minimum and maximum thresholds, you can then look at the number of times drawn in the same time bucket up to the most recent draw, and make a calculated and informed decision on which All or Nothing numbers to play.
Any ball with the number of times drawn at or below the minimum threshold is likely to be drawn in the next draw. Conversely, any ball with the number of times drawn at or above the maximum threshold is unlikely to be drawn in the next draw.
By applying the same principle to various statistics for All or Nothing, you can play All or Nothing intelligently and improve your chances of winning.
magayo Lotto software provides you with the insights into the trends and it will also recommend you the pool of All or Nothing numbers to play.
View the winning Jackpot lottery ticket of our magayo Lotto user for Mexico Chispazo on 4th March 2017!
