Keep the five main numbers and the red Powerball separate. Work with ready-made strategies or request custom coverage, then filter, check results and prepare state-specific playslips.
A complete study workflow
Start with Strategies for an already computed covering system or use the Laboratory for your own parameters. Both paths lead to the same review of numbers, filters, playslips and results.
| Task | Read first |
|---|---|
| Start or save a study | Getting started. |
| Configure the number pools | Choosing the main numbers and the Powerball. |
| Build the mathematical setup | Strategies; covering systems; fixed numbers and grouping. |
| Apply and review criteria | Filters and statistics. |
| Prepare output | Playslips, printing and the study summary. |
| Compare with a drawing | Checking results. |
The Powerball format
This guide uses five main numbers from 1 to 69 and one Powerball from 1 to 26. State playslip models and additional options are separate from those number pools.
Power Play and Double Play are different options. Power Play concerns eligible prize multipliers; Double Play is a separate drawing. Use only the options available in the selected template and check each result set separately.
Lottery guide
- Getting started
- Strategies: ready-made covering systems
- Choosing the main numbers
- The Powerball
- Combinations and custom covering systems
- Fixed numbers and grouping
- Filters
- Playslips and state templates
- Printing and available exports
- Checking results
- Study and lottery-pool summary
- Statistics and study criteria
Tools for study and organization. No prize is guaranteed. Lottery participation requirements and availability are separate from the software subscription.
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