Ultra Lotto 6/58 Combining Color Patterns


The Colour Patterns: Probability of Number Groups Part 2

Review

In Number Groups Probability, you learned that each number group – 1s, 10s, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s – has its own fair share of popularity (winning frequency). But once they are further classified according to ordinal position – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th – the groups do not share the same thing. Each group has its own territory. For instance, the numbers 1 to 9 perform well if they are your first number. To continue, let's examine if certain groups form certain patterns.

Let’s assign a color to each number group. By assigning a color to each group, it would be easier for you to visually understand the patterns.
1s
1 - 9
10s
10 - 19
20s
20 - 29
30s
30 - 39
40s
40 - 49
50s
50 - 58

Most Popular Pairs

There are 21 possible pairings of the numbers based on groups but not all are probable winners. A pair is a set of two numbers next to each other if the numbers are arranged in numerical order.
  • 6 pairs of dual numbers coming from the same group; e.g. 21 • 22 (group 20s)
  • 5 consecutive pairings; e.g. 33 • 41 (group 30s and 40s)
  • 10 non-consecutive pairings or jumpers; e.g. 12 • 51 (group 10s and 50s)
The ones being reviewed here are only the popular ones. If a possible pair is not listed, it means that it is not a probable winning pair.

Pair AB. Combining the 1st & 2nd Numbers

Combine together side by side any number from 1-9 with any number from 10-19 as your 1st and 2nd numbers. This is the most popular one at 33.4%.

Pair any number from 1 to 9 with another number from the same group. This means that your 1st and 2nd numbers would both come from the 1 to 9 group. This is the 3rd most popular pair at 24.6% probability (2nd under Pair AB). These first 2 pairs make a total of 58% probability.

If you want to increase your odds a little more, to 86.5% probability, play 3 more combinations based on the next 3 patterns.

1ST#
2ND#
Prob
Example
01 - 09
10 - 19
33.4%
07 • 11
01 - 09
01 - 09
24.6%
01 • 05
10 - 19
20 - 29
12.0%
15 • 28
01 - 09
20 - 29
8.4%
03 • 25
10 - 19
10 - 19
8.1%
12 • 15


Here’s the rest of the pairs that make the 13.5% least probability:
  • 1s & 30s, 4.2%
  • 20s & 20s, 3.2%
  • 20s & 30s, 2.9%
  • 10s & 30s, 2%
  • 30s & 30s, 1%
  • 40s & 40s. 0.2%
The rest of the pairs that are not listed here have zero probability.

Pair BC. Combining the 2nd & 3rd Numbers

The most common tandem in this position is to combine the 10s with the 20s (17.4% probability), followed by dual 10s (16.7% probability). The rest is a mix of 1s and 10s, dual 20s, and 20s and 30s. These first 5 popular tandems make a 69.8% probability.

2ND#
3RD#
Prob
Example
10 - 19
20 - 29
17.4%
18 • 28
10 - 19
10 - 19
16.7%
11 • 17
01 - 09
10 - 19
14.5%
08 • 17
20 - 29
20 - 29
10.8%
25 • 26
20 - 29
30 - 39
10.3%
28 • 39

To increase your odds to 94% probability, play five (5) more combinations using these patterns.
  • Dual 30s, 6.4%
  • 10s & 30s, 5.9%
  • Dual 1s, 4.7%
  • 1s & 20s, 3.7%
  • 30s & 40s, 3.7%

Tandems that are least probable at 0.2% to 2.5% are combinations of 20s & 40s, 10s & 40s, 1s & 30s, 1s & 40s, and 40s & 50s. The rest of the pairings that are not listed here have zero probability.

Pair CD. Combining the 3rd & 4th numbers

Combining the 20s and 30s together side by side is the most common combination as the 3rd and 4th numbers (16.5% probability). This is followed by combining 10s and 20s at 14.5% probability. Following are the top 5 most probable number tandems in the 3rd and 4th order with a combined probability of 64.4%.

3RD#
4TH#
Prob
Example
20 - 29
30 - 39
16.5%
22 • 32
10 - 19
20 - 29
14.5%
18 • 27
30 - 39
40 - 49
11.8%
39 • 41
30 - 39
30 - 39
11.3%
35 • 39
20 - 29
20 - 29
10.3%
22 • 26

If you want to increase the odds to 93%, play 5 more combinations following these patterns.
  • Dual 10s, 8.4%
  • 10s & 30s, 6.4%
  • Dual 40s, 5.9%
  • 20s & 40s, 4.4%
  • 1s & 10s, 3.4%
The rest of the tandems with the least probability rates of 0.2% to 2.2% are: dual 1s, 1s & 20s, 1s & 30s, 10s & 40s, 10s & 50s, 20s & 50s, 30s & 50s, 40s & 50s, and dual 50s. The rest of the pairings that are not listed here have zero probability.

Pair DE. Combining the 4th & 5th Numbers

Combine numbers from the 30s with numbers from the 40s group. This has a probability of 17.7%. These numbers will be your 4th and 5th numbers. The top 5 pairs in this category has a combined probability of 64.8%.

Prob
4TH#
5TH#
Example
17.7%
30 - 39
40 - 49
37 • 49
14.7%
40 - 49
40 - 49
43 • 41
12.0%
20 - 29
30 - 39
26 • 37
11.5%
30 - 39
30 - 39
32 • 37
8.8%
40 - 49
50 - 58
48 • 53

To increase the odds to 90%, play 5 more combinations with these patterns.
  • 20s & 40s, 6.9%
  • 30s & 50s, 5.4%
  • 1s & 20s, 4.9%
  • Dual 50s, 4.4%
  • Dual 20s, 3.7%
The pairings with the least probability (0.2% - 2.7%) are 1s & 30s, dual 10s, 10s & 30s, 10s & 40s and 10s & 50s. All other pairs not mentioned have currently zero probability.

Pair EF. Combining the 5th & 6th Numbers

Combine together any number from 40-49 with any number from 50-58 as your 5th and 6th numbers. This is the 2nd most popular at 30% probability.

You can also pair any number from 50-58 with another number from the same group. This means that your 5th and 6th numbers would come from the numbers 50 to 58. This has a probability of 22.1%. Following are the top 5 most popular pairs in this category. Together, their combined probability is 86%.

Example
Prob
5TH#
6TH#
49 • 56
30.0%
40 - 49
50 - 58
53 • 57
22.1%
50 - 58
50 - 58
37 • 49
13.0%
30 - 39
40 - 49
36 • 56
10.8%
30 - 39
50 - 58
43 • 49
10.3%
40 - 49
40 - 49

Summary of Probable Patterns in Color

Let’s now combine all the probable patterns to form a fewer pattern combinations. You can save the image to serve as your guide when forming your lotto numbers combination. If you find these combinations difficult or confusing to remember, simply follow these rules:

  • There’s only 1 instance where all colors are present. The rest of the patterns contain a color that appears twice, which means there always exists where 2 numbers come from the same color or group.
  • If a colour is not repeated, what always follows is the next group nearest to it. For example, the 10s follows the 1s; after 10s, 20s comes next; after 20s, 30s comes next and so forth and so on. In other words, say, your number is 21, expect the next number to be between 30 and 39. The only exception are the reds (1s) and greens (30s). Orange or yellow may come after red; that is the 10s or the 20s may come after the 1s (1-9). If green is in the 5th position (i.e. a number from the 30s is in the 5th position), what follows is either the 40s or the 50s.

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