Historical draw analysis
Frequency, gap, sequence, and distribution views from verified archives.
Data-first lottery research platform
Stop picking numbers blindly. Analyze, compare, and generate with more structure.
LottoLab helps Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions players explore historical draws, compare generation strategies, and build combinations with less guesswork and more structure.
Independent analytics tool for Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions. No ticket sales, no betting, no guaranteed winnings.
Built for analysis, not promises
Strategy-based combination generation
Build number sets with structured methods and measurable constraints.
Backtesting and simulation on real archives
Evaluate historical behavior of strategies before using them in your workflow.
Independent tool for structured exploration
No ticket sales, no betting, no prediction claims, no hype language.
LottoLab is a data-driven lottery helper for players who want to explore history, compare strategies, and generate combinations with more structure. It does not predict future draws, sell tickets, or promise winnings.
Why players use LottoLab
Stop choosing numbers blindly
Use strategy-driven generation and filters to avoid purely random manual picks.
Move beyond shallow lottery stats
Go past basic lists and explore frequencies, hot/cold cycles, gaps, overdue values, and sequences.
Test ideas on real draw history
Compare approaches with historical draw analysis and strategy backtesting instead of assumptions.
Replace scattered tools with one workflow
Analyze, generate, backtest, and review draw history in one consistent product flow.
How LottoLab works
Choose your lottery
Start with Swiss Lotto or EuroMillions and switch between datasets at any time.
Analyze or generate
Explore patterns in historical draws or create structured combinations using strategies and filters.
Compare and refine
Use simulation and backtesting to understand how different strategies behave on real draw history.
Lottery snapshot
Live-ready structure with current dataset metrics for both supported lotteries.
Swiss Lotto
Total draws analyzed1404
Dataset coverage periodSaturday, 12 January 2013 — Wednesday, 24 June 2026
Latest draw dateWednesday, 24 June 2026
Jackpot highlightCHF 8'437'474.05 on Saturday, 16 May 2026
Number structure6 main (1-42) + 1 lucky number (1-6)
Most frequent numbers
14
3
21
36
5
Least frequent numbers
1
2
27
20
29
EuroMillions
Total draws analyzed1017
Dataset coverage periodTuesday, 27 September 2016 — Tuesday, 23 June 2026
Latest draw dateTuesday, 23 June 2026
Jackpot highlightCHF 161'676'023.15 on Tuesday, 9 June 2026
Number structure5 main (1-50) + 2 stars (1-12)
Most frequent numbers
42
17
20
23
29
Least frequent numbers
22
40
1
43
18
Popular analysis pages
Historical benchmark
Compare strategy profiles against an exact random reference
Archived draw backtests show how each strategy behaved in the same historical window, with exact-random and optional matched-random baselines for context.
Past results do not predict future draws. Archived draws only. Descriptive, not predictive.
Archived draws only
Exact random baseline
Reproducible backtests
Prize-class transparency
Loading historical strategy metrics...
Selected strategy
Waiting for benchmark data
Loading strategy summary...
Compact leaderboard
Use the leaderboard to inspect the current window, then open the prize-class breakdown for the selected strategy.
View all benchmark strategies Opens the full strategy card list for this window.
| Strategy | Prize hits / 10k | Vs exact random | Dominant prize class | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading historical strategy metrics... | ||||
View prize class breakdown Opens a tiered historical view for the selected strategy.
Prize class breakdown
Selected strategy context will appear here after benchmark data loads.
Prize classes are grouped into readable tiers so rare outcomes do not dominate the first view.
What LottoLab helps you analyze
- Swiss Lotto statistics
- EuroMillions statistics
- historical draw analysis
- lottery draw history
- hot and cold number tracking
- overdue number analysis
- strategy backtesting
- structured combination generation
What you can do with LottoLab
Analyze
Historical draw analysis
Frequency, gap, sequence, and distribution views from verified archives.
Most frequent numbers
Go past basic lists and explore frequencies, hot/cold cycles, gaps, overdue values, and sequences.
Overdue analysis
overdue number analysis
Pairs and sequences
Swiss Lotto number sequences
Draw history
lottery draw history
Latest draw insights
Compare approaches with historical draw analysis and strategy backtesting instead of assumptions.
Generate and test
Strategy-based combination generation
Build number sets with structured methods and measurable constraints.
Strategy backtesting
Use strategy profiles and measured match rates to compare historical behavior across the same backtest window.
Simulations run
Use simulation and backtesting to understand how different strategies behave on real draw history.
Create an account to save your work
Save generated combinations
Revisit past analyses
Analyze, generate, backtest, and review draw history in one consistent product flow.
Keep your preferred workflow in one place
structured combination generation
Latest draw insights
10
14
25
30
33
38
3
An even-heavy split, a mid-range spread, and no adjacent pair pattern.
Open analysis
3
33
36
45
46
5
6
A balanced odd/even split, a wide spread across the field, and one adjacent pair pattern.
Open analysis
13
16
30
31
32
37
2
A balanced odd/even split, a mid-range spread, and multiple adjacent pair patterns.
Open analysisSwiss Lotto or EuroMillions? Start with the right dataset
| Dimension | Swiss Lotto | EuroMillions |
|---|---|---|
| Number format | 6 main + 1 Lucky | 5 main + 2 Stars |
| Draw structure | Main draw + Replay + Joker context | Main draw + star pool structure |
| Jackpot style | Swiss Lotto main jackpot cycles | Pan-European rollover cycles |
| Statistical coverage | Archived draw history with full number sets | Archived draw history with full number sets |
| Analytical modules | Frequencies, gaps, pairs, sequences, trends, jackpots | Frequencies, gaps, pairs, sequences, trends, jackpots |
| Draw history depth | Full indexed history with draw pages | Full indexed history with draw pages |
From the blog
Research, explainers, and statistical analysis for Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions in Switzerland.
Frequency Research
Do hot numbers matter? A historical look at lottery frequency
This article explains how to interpret frequency tables without overfitting short windows. It contrasts all-time baselines with rolling windows for Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions.
Read articlePattern Study
How often do consecutive numbers appear in Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions?
A practical review of sequence density across both lotteries with examples from historical draw analysis. It highlights when consecutive pairs are normal and when they are noise.
Read articleMethodology Guide
What strategy backtesting can and cannot tell you about lottery strategies
An evidence-focused explainer on the limits of backtesting, including why descriptive results are not predictions. Includes transparent caveats for responsible interpretation.
Read articleCreate an account to save your work
Save generated combinations, revisit past analyses, compare your preferred approaches, and keep your lottery workflow organized in one place.
- Save generated combinations
- Revisit past analyses
- Keep your preferred workflow in one place
No payment required to get started.
Frequently asked questions
Is LottoLab a lottery operator?
No. LottoLab is an independent analytics product for Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions users. It provides historical draw analysis and strategy backtesting tools, but does not sell tickets or accept bets.
Does LottoLab predict winning numbers?
No. LottoLab does not predict future results and does not offer guaranteed winnings. It helps you analyze history, compare strategy behavior, and generate combinations with clearer structure.
How are strategies tested?
Strategies are evaluated on archived draw datasets with simulation and strategy backtesting logic. These metrics describe historical behavior only and should not be interpreted as predictive promises.
Which lotteries are supported?
LottoLab currently supports Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions with dedicated analytics tabs, draw history pages, generation strategies, and simulation workflows for each dataset.
Can I use LottoLab without creating an account?
Yes. You can start with analytics, historical draw analysis, and generator exploration without an account. Account access is useful when you want to save combinations and keep a persistent workflow.
Why use LottoLab instead of a simple random number generator?
A basic generator gives output without context. LottoLab adds Swiss Lotto and EuroMillions statistics, hot/cold and overdue tracking, strategy backtesting, and draw-history context in one place.
Move beyond random picks
Analyze history before you generate. Compare strategy behavior, inspect draw structure, and build combinations with more clarity inside LottoLab.