Simulator
Instead of buying real Lotto 6/45 tickets, this runs thousands of draws against past results. It puts your settings next to pure random, side by side, so you can see how different the outcomes are — or really, how similar. It's a place to feel how far the jackpot actually is.
How to read this
The continuous mode assumes you keep buying week after week and stacks up the tiers and the net result. The total net usually drops well into the negative — that number is the point. A rare tier like the jackpot won't show up even after tens of thousands of draws.
The backtest walks past draws in order (walk-forward) and checks whether your settings landed any closer than random. It shows the tier rate and a proximity score for your settings next to random, and the two tend to sit right next to each other.
A draw doesn't remember the ones before it, so changing the algorithm or filters leaves the tier rate wobbling around the same place as random. This screen isn't here to find better numbers — it's here to show what random actually looks like.