Laetus
Laetus
Luck Index is Laetus' core statistical indicator. It compares your historical lottery results with mathematical expectation, helping you understand whether your long-term outcomes have been typical, above average, or below average. Rather than predicting the future, it explains the past through transparent probability analysis.
Every Luck Index calculation begins with completed virtual bets. Each observation contains:
Only completed observations are included, making the methodology completely deterministic.
Luck Index compares your actual results with the results that would normally be expected from pure probability. Instead of asking whether you won or lost, it asks a different question: Were your results better or worse than mathematics would normally predict?
Individual lottery results are naturally noisy. Laetus therefore smooths observations over time, giving more weight to recent events while still preserving historical behaviour.
Historical Trend
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Recent Results
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Luck Signal
The final Luck Index is presented as a value between 0 and 100. Around 50 represents statistically expected behaviour. Higher values indicate above-average historical outcomes. Lower values indicate below-average historical outcomes.
Below expected statistical performance.
Consistent with normal random variation.
Above expected statistical performance.
Transparent by Design
Observe. Compare. Learn.
Luck Index helps you understand how your historical results compare with mathematical expectation. It is designed to explain long-term behaviour, not to predict future events.