Game Generator

How the Game Generator Works

The generator builds games from the rules you define and shows how each one behaves against the lottery's history. You choose which numbers to include or exclude, set a maximum budget and check the probability of each prize tier. No option raises the chance of a hit.

1. Choose your lottery

Select from the available lotteries and view its official rules, such as the minimum and maximum numbers per game.

2. Set your budget and preferences

Define how much you want to spend and let the generator suggest combinations that fit your budget, or fine-tune filters such as odd/even balance, prime numbers, and repeated draws.

3. Review the analysis

Review the probability breakdown by prize tier and compare it with past results before saving or exporting your game.

Lottery draws are random events. Statistics and historical analysis do not guarantee a win — use LotAssist responsibly as a tool to organize and understand your game choices.

Combine filters

The generator filters can be combined, with two exceptions: turning on the Quick Pick switches the others off, and Most Awarded and Least Awarded cannot run together. None of them changes the odds of a random draw — they change which combinations you end up playing.

Surpresinha (Quick Pick)

Purely random selection within the lottery rules, without looking at past draws.

Analytical (Custom)

Only accepts combinations inside the ranges you set — even and odd numbers, primes, sum and other indicators — with the lottery's historical averages available as a reference.

Most Awarded

Puts first the combinations that would have won prizes most often had they been played in every draw already held.

Least Awarded

Picks combinations that would not have won a prize in any past draw, for bettors who prefer to go against the record.

Maximum diversity

Each game is picked to share as few numbers as possible with the games already in the ticket