About Lotometer
Why Lotometer exists
I kept hearing the same story: someone plays the same numbers for years, skips one week, and that is exactly when their numbers come up. When I wanted to check how true stories like that are, whether a combination had ever been drawn and how often each number had come up, I found it hard to do in one place. Operators publish results draw by draw, and older draws are scattered across tables, PDF files and pages that cannot be searched.
So I built Lotometer. It puts the results of every draw, the full archive and a tool that checks your combination against every past draw in one place. The next time you hear about numbers that came up the week someone skipped, you can check it in seconds.
What you will find here
- results after every draw, with the number of winners, prize amounts and the draw's prize fund whenever the operator publishes them;
- the archive of every draw, year by year, going back as far as each operator publishes its data;
- number statistics: how many times each number has been drawn, which come up most and least often, for the whole archive and for each year;
- a combination check across the whole archive, a number generator and a simulator that shows what playing the same combination in every draw would have cost and returned;
- guides to the rules of each game, the odds of winning and checking a ticket.
Lotometer covers lottery games in Serbia, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Austria, Norway, Slovakia, Finland, Belgium and Greece, each in the language of that country and with data from its own operator.
What Lotometer is not
Lotometer is not the website of any lottery operator and is not affiliated with one. I do not sell tickets, take stakes or pay out prizes. Nor do I sell "systems" or "sure combinations", because no such thing exists.
Every draw is an independent random event. The statistics on this site describe what happened in the past and do not predict the next draw. Every combination has exactly the same chance, however it was picked.
Where the data comes from
Results are collected automatically from the operators' official sources shortly after each draw and shown exactly as the operator published them. Statistics, draw summaries and the results of the tools are calculated from that archive. Where the data for each country comes from, how the statistics are calculated and what happens when you report a mistake is set out on the Methodology and sources page.
Who is behind the site
I am Marko M., a full-stack web developer from Serbia, and I built and run Lotometer. New results arrive automatically; everything else, from the texts and guides to the corrections you send, I review and do myself. The site is paid for by advertising. Ads have no influence on the data shown, and I do not pick the individual ads.
Play responsibly
Games of chance are for adults only and should stay entertainment. If you notice that you play more than you planned or that you are trying to win back what you lost, read the Responsible gambling page, which also says where to find help.