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Consecutive series is how. It's in LotsoftPro. You just need to figure out a way to group the digits/pairs/triples down into single digit groups , and then run consecutive series strings from that. Then you essentially have, if we do 3 digit string, 3 numbers, or 1 in 3 chance of hitting that 100 if I'm understanding your question right. Obviously nothing is 100% when it comes to randomness of lottery....but it's pretty dam consistent. For example, 0 - 9, you can break pairs down into SLD:
Oct 9, 2025, 2:14 pm - ScreamingMidget - Mathematics Forum

Gap Distribution 🤷🏽???🤷🏽???🤷🏽???Reply
Hey, Thanks for responding to my post. I checked both and found nothing useful that I could apply it to. Then I checked again on the software I use (Smart Luck) and their definition pretty sums up that it's useless data and shouldn't be revered for picking numbers. Thanks again for responding
Feb 15, 2026, 9:56 pm - Bluegal1 - Mathematics Forum

Sum-range distribution across PB / MM / new MFL game — comparing the curves
Been running sum-of-balls distributions across the three big multi-state games and the MFL one's interesting because the 1 58 pool gives a different center of mass than Powerball's 1 69 or Mega's 1 70. Rough centers I'm seeing: Powerball (5 of 1 69): sums cluster ~175 Mega Millions (5 of 1 70): ~178 Millionaire for Life (5 of 1 58): ~147 For anyone who plays sum ranges as a filter, MFL's lower ceiling tightens the useful band a fair bit. Anyone else mapping this? Wondering if the sm
Jun 21, 2026, 7:42 pm - NumberCruncher2 - Mathematics Forum