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Your historical-pattern rules, applied. Full history · 50,000 candidates · one final pick. Ang Pattern Score ay historical fit, hindi winning probability. See scoring rules.
Isang saved pick lang bawat game at draw date. Hindi ito basta nagpapalit sa refresh. Repeat check: buong kombinasyon, kahit magkaiba ang pagkakasunod ng mga numero.
Latest recorded draws
| Game | Draw date | Winning numbers | Source |
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Weekly schedule
Regular schedule. PCSO announcements may change or suspend a draw.
Mga pick ko.
Balikan ang anim na numerong ibinigay at makita kung ilan ang tumama.
Ang tumamang numero ay ihahambing sa parehong game at draw date. Kapag wala pang result, “Naghihintay ng resulta” ang status. Match count lang ito; hindi nito kinukumpirma ang premyo o kung naitaya ang pick. Ang notification ay makikita sa loob ng app.
May advantage ba?
This study tested earlier methods. It does not validate the current full-history pattern scorer.
240 earlier draws
Pinaghambing ang limang fixed methods. Dito lang pinili ang method ng bawat game.
240 later draws
Sinubok ang napiling method sa hiwalay na block. Bawat pick ay gumagamit lang ng mas naunang results.
240 future draws
Isine-save ang test pick bago ang draw. Hindi binabago pagkatapos makita ang resulta. Kailangan tumatakbo ang app o ang scheduled hosting refresh para makapagtala.
What these results can establish
The main measure is the average number of matching numbers per draw, compared with the exact fair-random expectation, 36/N. A positive average alone is not enough: the fixed test also requires a corrected p-value of at most 0.05 and above-random averages in both halves of the test.
This does not establish better jackpot odds. Even a repeatable improvement in average matches does not prove that the full six-number combination is more likely to win.
The historical block was available before this research, so it is a retrospective check, not independent future evidence. There is no retuning against its results. These earlier models and their paper-test predictions are preserved separately. Your current daily picks use the full-history pattern specification you supplied; this report must not be interpreted as a test of that new scorer.
Future trial picks are separate paper-test records, not additional suggested bets. Only predictions saved before the draw date count. There is no pass/fail test before all 240 forecasts for that game have results. Missing days are not backfilled. Saved records are not independently timestamped or tamper-proof.
Statistical method & references
Under independent, uniform draws, the match count for any six-number pick has a hypergeometric distribution. The app uses exact convolution for the total-match upper-tail probability and Bonferroni correction across five games. This p-value is not the probability of winning or the probability that the method works. The forward test is fixed in advance and is not restarted when results are poor.
Model selection and held-out evaluation · Avoiding data leakage · Hypergeometric distribution
Draw history.
Latest results are appended. Existing records are kept.
| Draw date | Game | Winning numbers | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners | Source |
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A blank jackpot or winner count means unavailable. Zero winners means none reported. Historical number order follows the source; it may be sorted.
What the app knows.
The method, the evidence, and the limits.
Tomorrow, in Philippine time
The app uses Asia/Manila, then adds one calendar day. Only games on that day’s regular schedule get a pick. Each pick contains six distinct numbers within that game’s range.
Your complete pattern specification
All available earlier records are analyzed. Each game gets 50,000 unique, valid candidates. The app compares complete six-number sets and selects one. The largest weights are historical sum density (22 points) and odd/even structure (18), with the strongest preference for 3 odd / 3 even. Extreme structures are penalized, not banned.
Other weights: low/high balance 10; full and recent frequency 16; gap/recency 6; previous-draw overlap 7; consecutive structure 5; spacing 6; pairs/triples 4; persistence across three chronological eras 6. The total is 100. These are fixed design choices, not proven optimal weights.
Checked against known winners
All six numbers are sorted before checking the full recorded history for that game. A reordered past winning combination is still rejected. Individual numbers and smaller groups can repeat.
Because the archive is incomplete, “no known repeat” does not mean “never drawn since day one.” Excluding old winners is your preference; it does not improve a ticket’s chance.
Frequency is only one signal
Separate windows cover the last 20, 50, 100 and 300 draws plus full history. The app measures each number’s recorded-draw gap without assuming that overdue means due. It checks overlap with the last saved draw, consecutive pairs, low/high balance, and adjacent-number spacing.
Older, middle and recent thirds are compared. Pair/triple bonuses require enough observations in all three eras and above-baseline frequency in at least two. One consecutive pair is not automatically penalized. Sum scoring uses the actual smoothed distribution, not a flat acceptable range.
Same pick for the same draw
Saved picks survive reopening and restarting. The change to your new scoring specification replaces each affected upcoming pick once and archives its previous version. After that, refresh does not reroll it. If a newly imported earlier winning result matches a saved future pick, that pick is archived and replaced to keep the no-repeat rule. Your past picks remain saved.
The result checker runs every 30 minutes while the local app server is running, and checks again when you open the app. If your computer is off, results catch up next time you open it. An offline pick can still be shown, clearly marked with the saved data’s date.
Pattern Score is historical fit, not a winning probability. Balanced structures contain more possible combinations, but that does not make one specific balanced combination more likely to win a fair draw. The earlier Evidence study does not evaluate the new pattern scorer.
History coverage
Sources & fair-draw odds
Initial records come from the researched workbook: official PCSO results from 2016 onward, plus older third-party archives. Live refresh first tries PCSO’s result page and also reads PCSODraw for updates and catch-up. New entries identify their actual source. PCSO results take priority when both are available. Conflicting saved results are flagged and preserved.
Exact 6-of-N jackpot odds are 1 / C(N,6). Historical scores do not change these odds.