There are two main patterns in selecting Loto 6 numbers: one where the numbers are evenly distributed and another where they are concentrated within a specific range. Generally, it seems preferable to spread out the six numbers evenly, but when looking at actual draw results, it’s quite common to see some numbers appearing consecutively or clustering within a particular range.
For example, patterns like “4, 5, 6” or “30, 31, 32” are not uncommon. Since the drawing is completely random, theoretically, any combination has the same probability of appearing. However, when analyzing past results, consecutive numbers or clusters within a specific range seem to appear more frequently than expected.
Considering these tendencies, choosing numbers becomes quite challenging. Should we aim for a balanced selection, or should we intentionally include consecutive numbers? In the end, even within randomness, there may be certain patterns that emerge.