How MyLottoBoost works
How your state, game reports, Odssi, and personal picks fit together.
From the games you follow to picks you make your own.
MyLottoBoost connects lottery information, statistical reports, Odssi's AI analysis, and your saved numbers. Your state gives the experience its context. Your game gives you something to explore. The insights you find can become the starting point for your own combinations.
- Your state
- Ohio or Florida
- Your game
- The games you follow
- Your analysis
- Reports and Odssi
- Your picks
- Combinations you choose
It starts with a state
MyLottoBoost is organized around Ohio and Florida. Your selected state brings its supported games and scratch-off information into view.
Each game has its own schedule or prize information. Your state, game, and access level together determine which reports and tools are available to you.
Games are where the analysis lives
Game pages bring the relevant information together. What you find depends on the type of game:
- Draw games: drawing history and statistical reports that explore number frequencies, gaps, and groups that have appeared together.
- Scratch-offs: reported prize information, game comparisons, and analysis of the available games.
Different reports offer different views of the same game. A frequency view shows how often numbers appeared; a gap view shows the drawings between appearances. Comparing them gives you more context for what you notice.
The report date gives you context. Report dates and analysis periods identify the data behind a finding. Reports are updated as new data is processed, so the date shown is your reference for how current that view is.
Your numbers are yours
Your picks can begin with a favorite combination, an observation in a report, or an idea from Odssi. My Numbers gives those combinations a place to live, with two ways to organize them:
- Your number pool
- A reusable collection of combinations you want to keep. Pool entries are not tied to a drawing date.
- Your drawing entries
- The combinations you plan to use for a specific game and drawing. Each drawing has its own list.
A favorite combination can stay in your pool while you add it to the drawings you want to follow. You can also create a one-time drawing entry without keeping it in your pool. That lets you keep lasting favorites and ideas for a particular drawing organized.
Saving numbers, organizing entries, and printing supported game cards require a paid pass. Printing a report with the Report Builder is separate and requires a Monthly Pass. Printing varies by game and state. The My Numbers reference explains how pools and entries relate.
Odssi reads the data with you
A lottery-focused analyst, alongside your own judgment. Odssi is trained around lottery information. He studies MyLottoBoost's data and reports for patterns and relationships that are easy to miss when reviewing results on your own.
His notes and generated picks give you ideas to consider alongside the statistics. You decide which observations matter to you and which numbers become your picks. Meet Odssi explains his role in more detail.
See the pieces come together
Explore your first report or save your first numbers for a guided introduction to the tools.
Available games and tools depend on your state and access level. See Plans and access for how passes work, or explore the available plans.