Until now, you have only heard of Lottery Odds Charts on this web site. That's because they've never been seen before. Actually, we've had them for about three years. They provide an unbelievable amount of information. Once you see them, you'll never want to be without them.

The only place you'll see Lottery Odd Charts is in the Lottery America software. Lottery America shows you three (3) different charts for every game played plus an update on the numbers in each game.

Each of the three Odds Charts is a breakdown of the different types of number combinations in a game. All Odds Charts show at least five items:

The first chart is the FORMATS chart. It is quite similar to the one you've seen on the page titled "Overdue, Ahead and Behind...........................Timing Your Bet". It very precisely shows you the odds (total combinations) when balancing your number combinations over the full range of numbers in the game. Anatomy of a Drawing Part Two will refresh you on that. Below is shown Group 2 of the 21 groups in a typical five number game. The Group Odds column shows how often this group should be drawn.

GROUP #		NUMBER GROUP FORMATS	TOTAL COMBINATIONS	GROUP ODDS		CALC	ACT		OVER DUE	LAST DRAWN
2		2 - 1 - 2	9,072	1 in 7		80	81		1.2	573

The second Odds Chart is the Odd / Even sets, but it's much more than that. It goes one step further. It breaks down each FORMAT, such as the one above, into odd / even sets and shows the information below for each odd / even set of the FORMAT. For emphasis, we'll show a couple examples. For this 212 Format (group 2), which of the odd/even sets would you expect to get drawn the most and which one the least?

You should now know from Knowing the Odds that the larger groups should be drawn more than the smaller ones simply because there are more number combinations possible. But, notice how close the calculate and actual times drawn are! It works the same way on each further breakdown.

Let's say you decided to play this 2 1 2 Format and you decided to play the 2 odd / 3 even set. The Lottery America software would generate as many as you like of the 3,064 combinations possible. Below is another example using the lower end of the FORMATS chart. These are actual results as of 582 drawings. It's not a question of if this type of number combination is drawn. It's a matter of when it's drawn. When it is drawn, your odds of winning are no more than one in 3,064. A far cry from 65,780, the total combinations possible in this particular game.

The table below shows another excerpt from the same Format Chart a bit further down in the table. Group (9). In this case, the Group Odds column shows that this Format or Group should be drawn once every twenty-eight drawings. Group (2) above has a better chance of being drawn on any given night.

In the chart below, one might consider playing the top two odd/even sets.
But, that's where you get to use your own strategy.

2 0 3 FORMAT (Group 9) BROKEN DOWN INTO ODD / EVEN SETS
ODD / EVEN SET		TOTAL COMBINATIONS	CALC	ACT	OVER DUE	LAST DRAWN
3 odd / 2 even		744	6	2	1.2	474
2 odd / 3 even		880	8	8	1.6	464
4 odd / 1 even		244	2	4	0.5	443
1 odd / 4 even		400	4	4	0.9	438
5 odd / 0 even		24	0	0	0.2	0
0 odd / 5 even		60	1	0	0.5	0
		2,352	21	18

Like cross-hairs on a gun, you get to go up and down the Formats chart and then narrow your odds using the odd/even sets. You know it's going to happen in one of the groups. You just have to pick the right one. Here, you get to make intelligent choices. You are now starting to get an idea of the value of Lottery Odds Charts.

The third chart, which is the final breakdown is going to be a surprise! It is a little more of the same but with an excellent twist. You'll be delighted!

Again, "odds charts give you the ability to pick your odds and time your bets." You've never had such an opportunity before! It goes without saying that this could be critically important to your ability to win the lottery.