About PickMySix
A free lottery number generator with the published draw record behind it. No accounts, no payments, nothing sold, and no claim that anyone can predict a draw.
Who makes it
PickMySix is built and maintained by Sunny Kundi. It is funded entirely by display advertising. We sell no tickets, take no commission, and link to no operator, reseller or bookmaker — not as affiliates, not at all.
Where the numbers come from
Every draw we hold comes from a lottery operator's own published results or from a government open-data service. We name the source on every game page and say plainly how far back our record goes. We currently hold 8,508 draws across 15 games in 7 countries.
We do not take results from other statistics sites or results aggregators. Their work is collecting and compiling, and that compilation is theirs.
How the statistics are calculated
A game's number matrix is a dated record, not a fixed property. UK Lotto was 6 from 49 until October 2015 and 6 from 59 after it. Irish Lotto changed from 6 from 47 to 6 from 45 in September 2026. Every figure on this site is calculated inside one matrix and never across a change, because pooling two makes every number wrong in a way that still looks plausible.
Jackpot odds are computed from the matrix itself rather than copied from anywhere, and checked against the combinatorics on every change to our registry.
Where an archive is too short to support a frequency table, we do not show one. A ranked list of numbers whose counts differ only by chance is noise with an ordering applied, and it is the single most common thing done badly on sites like this.
What we will never say
We will never tell you a number is due, because no number ever is. We will never claim a pattern in past draws says anything about the next one, because it does not. We will never describe one line as luckier than another, because none is.
A draw has no memory, every combination is equally likely, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you a coin they have already flipped.
How you can check any of this
None of the above is worth much on its own, so everything it describes is either shown or published.
- The archive itself. Every draw we hold is on the data page as JSON and CSV under CC BY 4.0, with the source named per game. If a figure on this site is wrong, that file is where you would find it.
- The workings. The eight guides go through the arithmetic rather than asserting it — including the one that explains why the hot and cold lists everybody publishes do not mean what they appear to.
- The generator. How it works, down to the random source it uses and why it rejects rather than takes a modulo.
- What our collector does. PickMySixBot — what it fetches, how often, and the two lines of robots.txt that stop it. Written for the operators whose results we read.
Corrections
If a figure here is wrong we want to know and we will fix it and say what changed. Contact us.