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Patterns in the Lottery Game numbers of the ticket’s furthest left and right columns and those located on the right side of the ticket were chosen the least. The frequent marking of the com- bination of neighboring numbers (whole rows, whole columns) is striking. The frequency of the patterns of the “hot” and “cold” numbers on the lottery ticket are more easily determined in Figure 2. Figure 2.The distribution of the “hot” and “cold” numbers on the lottery ticket (n=498) Looking at the Hungarian and international samples individually, we can safely say that there is no difference in the frequency of the choices of the two large “players” groups. Figure 3 shows side by side the frequency with which given numbers were chosen by the two individual groups. In the case of the foreign students (n=267), the most frequently chosen lot- tery number was ‘1’ (83x), the least frequently chosen was ‘42’ (13x). In the case of Hungarian students (n=231) the most “popular” lottery number was ‘1’ (56x), while the least chosen one (16x) was ‘12’. In both samples the corner numbers were the most popularly marked ones: in the foreign sample ‘1’ – 83x, ‘7’ – 41x, ‘43’ – 46x, ‘49’ – 50x, while in the Hungarian sample these same numbers were marked 56, 44, 45, and 40 times, respectively. Figure 3.The frequency of choices made by Hungarian (n=231) and international (n=267) students Based on the number of times the individual numbers were marked and their geometric positions, we presume that in choosing their strategy, the play- ers relied less on mere chance and more on conscious strategies, applying cognitive patterns of choice. While in analyzing traditional lottery games the 63PDF Image | PATTERNS IN THE LOTTERY GAME
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