Number Omission Statistics
One group per line — the time order follows the input order and the last line counts as the newest draw. The tool reports hits, hit rate, current omission and max omission for every number in the range.
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Introduction to the tool and how to use it
The Number Omission Statistics tool analyzes data organized row by row (each line is one draw, one group, or one bet); it counts how often each digit in the range appears and how many draws have passed since its last appearance.
What the results mean:
· Occurrence count — how many draws the number appeared in (repeats within the same draw count once);
· Occurrence rate — occurrences ÷ total draws;
· Current omission — consecutive draws backward from the latest draw without the number, where 0 means it appeared in the latest draw;
· Max omission — the longest historical run of consecutive draws without the number.
Note: only integers are recognized; repeated numbers within the same draw count once; ranges beyond 100,000 numbers are truncated automatically with a notice.
What the results mean:
· Occurrence count — how many draws the number appeared in (repeats within the same draw count once);
· Occurrence rate — occurrences ÷ total draws;
· Current omission — consecutive draws backward from the latest draw without the number, where 0 means it appeared in the latest draw;
· Max omission — the longest historical run of consecutive draws without the number.
Note: only integers are recognized; repeated numbers within the same draw count once; ranges beyond 100,000 numbers are truncated automatically with a notice.
How to use
- Paste the numbers into the input box grouped by row, one group per line; within a line use commas, spaces, or any separator. Input order is treated as chronological, and the last line is the latest draw.
- Set the minimum and maximum of the number range, for example 1 to 33 (in-line numbers outside the range are ignored and listed separately in the statistics notice).
- Choose the sort order:
· By value — numbers from small to large, easy to check against a table;
· By frequency — most-occurring numbers first, so hot numbers stand out;
· By omission — largest current omission first, so cold numbers stand out. - Click start; results print in the text box and the table below.
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