50-number card
- Input
- 00, 05, 12, 19, 27… até 50 dezenas
- Expected output
- Quantos dos 2.967 sorteios bateram 15 a 20 acertos, e quantos zero
Both ends pay a prize in Lotomania.
Lotomania simulator
In Lotomania you mark 50 numbers (fixed), and the draw reveals 20; matching all of them has odds of 1 in 11,372,635, but matching none also pays. The simulator runs your card against the 2,967 draws already held and counts both ends. The simple ticket costs BRL 3.00, the figure behind every calculation on this page.
Both ends pay a prize in Lotomania.
Number 43 appeared in 21.9% of the 2,967 draws.
It's the rarest tier after all 20 hits.
It compares your numbers with the result of every draw ever held of the chosen lottery, counts the hits in each and sums how many times you would have won a prize.
Yes, in the highest payout tier after 20 hits; the simulator counts that tier alongside the 15 hits (or 0) one, both present across the 2,967 draws analyzed.
No. The odds stay 1 in 11,372,635 for any future draw; the simulator only shows what already happened across the 2,967 draws under the current matrix.
Because it's the most-drawn number in the history, with 649 appearances in 2,967 draws (21.9%), but that doesn't raise its odds for the next draw.
A card of 50 numbers (fixed), the same format as the official bet; the simulator tests that card against the 2,967 draws bundled with the site.
Simulation over past results. Each draw is independent: past performance does not predict future results.