Filters
Filtering retains entries that satisfy the enabled criteria and their minimum/maximum limits. The filters operate on a generated set; they are different from filters used to search the Strategies catalogue.
A criterion that describes past results can still exclude the next result. Use filtering to apply your study rules consistently and keep track of its effect on the list.
| Family | Examples |
|---|---|
| Numerical properties | Even and odd numbers, sums and prime-number criteria. |
| Grid distribution | Rows, columns, empty rows, empty columns and mirrored numbers. |
| Relationships | Sequences, distances and comparisons with previous draws. |
| Custom criteria | User-defined configurations available in Filter settings. |
- Choose a filter and open its details to understand what is counted.
- Set its minimum and maximum, then review which filters are enabled.
- Run filters and compare the quantities and cost before and after.
- Preserve an earlier study if you want to compare alternative filter configurations.
When the list becomes empty
Check the combined restrictions. Limits that appear reasonable separately may be incompatible when applied together. Review one criterion at a time to understand its effect.
Repeated filtering works on the list that remains. It does not automatically restore entries removed by an earlier pass; keep a saved version or regenerate intentionally when needed.
Protect the meaning of coverage
A filter can remove an entry required by a wheel’s guarantee. Evaluate the altered set instead of assuming that the original coverage remains intact.
Main-grid filters and bonus-number controls have different roles. Read each criterion’s definition before assuming it applies to the Millionaire Ball.
Tools for study and organization. No prize is guaranteed. Lottery participation requirements and availability are separate from the software subscription.
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