Multi Multi quick pick number generator
Choose a game, set the number of sets, and generate. The numbers are created in your browser and are not sent to our server. The result disappears when you refresh the page, unless you select “Save to my selections” — then the set stays only in this browser.
Draw settings
Kaskada: this generator is an educational example only. At purchase, a ticket receives two random complementary sets of 12 numbers. You cannot choose your own numbers. In the checker, enter a set from a purchased ticket; do not add the prizes for its two sets.
How do I use this page?
- Choose a game — the number of picks and the pool size update automatically (in Multi Multi you choose 1–10 numbers, as on the ticket).
- Select “Draw numbers” to generate a set. Each draw is independent of the previous one.
- Copy the set, draw again or select “Save to my selections” — only then is it kept, and only in this browser.
What this page does not do: It does not suggest numbers “for today” or use draw history — each draw is independent of previous results.
Further reading
Excluding numbers does not change the chance of winning — Every set from the pool is equally likely. Your choice can only affect how many other players might share the jackpot with you.
My saved selections is a selection notebook: sets are kept only in this browser and only after you select “Save”. It is not a lottery ticket or proof of entry. Check saved selections in the coupon checker
How this draw works
The generator uses the cryptographic source of randomness built into the browser, not an ordinary pseudo-random counter. In practice, this means every set from the pool has exactly the same probability — including one made of six consecutive numbers, which looks "impossible". The sets are created on your device. An unsaved result disappears when you refresh the page, while a set you explicitly save with “Save to my selections” stays only in this browser’s local storage (localStorage) — not on our server.
Why exclude numbers, if it changes nothing
Excluding numbers does not increase your chance of winning — every draw is independent, and the machine does not remember previous results. What does change is something else: numbers popular among players, i.e. birthdate numbers in the range 1–31, are chosen much more often than the rest. Winning the jackpot with such a set means a higher probability that the pool will have to be split. Excluding low numbers does not increase the chance of winning, but it increases the expected amount if a win does occur.
How many sets makes sense
Ten sets means ten times the cost and ten times the chance — the ratio is linear and there is no profitability threshold here. For a Lotto six, ten bets change the odds from one in 13,983,816 to ten in 13,983,816, i.e. roughly one in 1.4 million. That is still very little; the generator is meant to make filling out a coupon easier, not to suggest that any number of sets is smarter than another.
How the games in this pool differ
Each game has a different pool and a different number of picks, and the generator adjusts to them automatically. Lotto and Lotto Plus are six numbers out of 49, Mini Lotto — five out of 42, Kaskada — twelve out of 24, and Eurojackpot five out of 50 plus two Euro numbers from a separate pool of 1–12. In Multi Multi you pick 1 to 10 numbers out of 80, while 20 numbers are drawn in each draw. That's why a set drawn for one game does not fit another, and after switching games the list of excluded numbers clears itself.
Frequently asked questions about the generator
- Do generated numbers have a better chance than my own?
- No. The draw is independent of where the numbers on the coupon came from. The generator has one advantage over manual filling: it is not subject to habits, so it less often lands on sets popular among other players.
- Do you save my sets?
- Not on our server — the numbers are created in the browser and are never sent to the server or to any statistics. The result itself disappears when you refresh the page. If you select “Save to my selections”, the set goes into the selection notebook in this browser’s storage (localStorage): you can load it in the coupon checker and the number set analyser and compare it with the latest result. You can remove it in the number set analyser or by clearing the site data in your browser. It is not a lottery ticket or proof of entry.
- Why do several numbers sometimes come out next to each other?
- Because that's what randomness looks like. The set 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 is exactly as likely as any other — it seems unnatural because people expect a draw to have an even spread, which it does not promise.