What Are Consecutive Numbers?
In Korean Lotto 6/45, consecutive numbers refer to sequences within the 6 drawn numbers where digits follow one after another, such as 12-13 or 5-6-7. For example, in the draw "5, 12, 13, 24, 35, 42," the numbers 12 and 13 form a consecutive pair.
Real Data Analysis
From 1,200+ Korean Lotto 6/45 draws, the pattern of consecutive number appearances:
| Consecutive Pairs | Appearances | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| No consecutive (0 pairs) | ~350 | 29.2% |
| 1 pair | ~530 | 44.2% |
| 2 pairs | ~230 | 19.2% |
| 3+ pairs | ~90 | 7.4% |
Key Findings
1. About 70% of draws contain at least 1 consecutive pair: Having consecutive numbers is far more common than not having any.
2. 1 pair is the most common: Approximately 44% of draws contain exactly 1 consecutive pair.
3. 3+ pairs are rare: Only about 7% of all draws.
Mathematical Background
When drawing 6 numbers from 45, the mathematical probability of having at least 1 consecutive pair is approximately 67%. The actual data (~70%) closely matches this theoretical value, confirming that consecutive numbers are a natural and expected outcome.
Number Selection Tips
- You don't need to avoid consecutive numbers entirely. Including 1 consecutive pair actually aligns with historical winning patterns.
- However, extreme sequences like "1-2-3-4-5-6" are extremely rare.
- The consecutive number filter is available in BALLPICK's Number Generator.
This analysis is for reference only and does not guarantee winnings. Data source: BALLPICK database (official Korean Lotto 6/45 draw results).