Thirteen numbers, ruled out.
Our free cut for Tuesday's draw — see how it did. The next free set publishes Monday around 6pm; Friday's cut goes live Thursday for Pro members.
- 02 RULED OUT
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- 28 RULED OUT
- 30 RULED OUT
- 32 RULED OUT
- 33 RULED OUT
- 39 RULED OUT
- 42 RULED OUT
- 45 RULED OUT
- 49 RULED OUT
APPEARED IN NONE OF OUR AI SIMULATION ITERATIONS · SEEDED FROM THE LAST REAL DRAW
Play from these:
50 IN FIELD · AWAITING SCORE
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74% of the field stays in play. You lose thirteen numbers, not your options.
Coverage
Not just EuroMillions.
The same model, pointed at more machines. EuroMillions Tuesday is free every week — Pro unlocks every game and every draw as they go live.
Tue free · Fri Pro
Wed & Sat draws
Tue · Thu · Sun draws
Tue & Fri draws
Wed & Sat draws
NY Wed & Sat · TX Mon Wed Sat
6/49 Wed & Sat · Max Tue & Fri
What the model reads
Every draw in the machine's history, scored number by number.
No hunches, no lucky-dip mysticism. Every run is seeded from the most recent real draw and simulated forward — then the fifty numbers are ranked by how often they survive.
- 1,971
- EuroMillions draws analysed — the counter updates automatically after every result.
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- Independent simulation iterations per run. Numbers that repeat across iterations form the pool; the rest become losing numbers.
- 312M
- Seed-match attempts per iteration — the engine replays the machine until it reproduces the last real draw, then reads what comes next.
Measured against chance
The only comparison that counts.
Any 40-number pool catches most winning numbers by luck alone. So we test ours against a random pool of the same size, over the same draws.
Share of draws where 4 or more winning mains fell inside the pool, across 100 backtested EuroMillions results. The random-pool figure is the mathematical expectation for a 40-number pool. A nine-point edge over chance — and on full 5/5 coverage the gap is ~10×. Backtested performance is not a forecast, and a good week for the model is still a random draw.
See the full backtestHow it works
Three steps, then you play.
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Ingest
Every past draw goes in, and each run is seeded from the most recent real result — keeping the simulation grounded in what the machine actually did.
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Score
All fifty numbers get a strength score from eight independent simulation iterations. Nothing is picked — everything is ranked.
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Cut
The lowest scorers come off your slip. You choose your five from what's left — or let Pro generate balanced lines for you.
A EuroMillions draw is random, and no model can see it coming — ours included. What the model does is narrow the field you choose from, and we publish how it performs against pure chance so you can judge it for yourself. Anyone promising you the winning numbers is selling something else.
Ask Iallways
Questions? The model talks.
Iallways Lose is the brain behind the numbers — ask it about this week's cut, any number's record, or whether your birthday line ever stood a chance.
"I've analysed 1,928 draws and I'm delighted to report these 13 numbers will probably disappoint you slightly less than the others."Ask Iallways
Every draw. Ranked lines. The full archive.
Pro members get Friday's cut too, plus UK Lotto and Powerball, generated play lines and the full backtest to pick apart.
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