I'd do it with the statistics of numbers actually drewn in the lottery. Those stats are available from newspapers, or even from the internet. From these statistics of our national lottery, you get the following (The game is 5 numbers out of 1..90, and the statistics is from 2503 games.)

77 167, 75 165, 29 164, 10 162, 3 161, 56 158, 47 158, 64 158, 86 158, 13 158, 12 157, 42 155, 69 154, 66 153, 49 153, 51 151, 20 149, 23 149, 71 148, 67 148, 7 148, 54 148, 22 148, 72 147, 25 147, 32 145, 81 144, 35 144, 34 144, 18 144, 60 143, 73 143, 24 142, 78 142, 76 142, 90 142, 15 141, 1 141, 46 140, 43 140, 85 140, 41 140, 61 139, 65 138, 19 138, 36 138, 55 138, 52 137, 21 137, 59 137, 37 137, 50 137, 6 137, 33 137, 45 136, 11 136, 38 136, 79 136, 83 135, 84 134, 27 133, 80 132, 28 131, 8 131, 68 131, 26 131, 14 131, 74 130, 17 130, 82 129, 53 129, 62 129, 4 129, 40 128, 48 128, 58 128, 44 127, 16 127, 57 125, 89 125, 87 123, 70 122, 31 122, 9 122, 30 120, 5 120, 2 119, 39 115, 88 114, 63 110

Update: was broken link.

To get the data, POST jatek=otos to www.szerencsejatek.hu/index.php?action=szamstat

In reply to Re: Messing Around by ambrus
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