How to use this lottery wheel generator
Choose a mode, select an unordered number pool, and check the ticket count and estimated cost before you generate. The tool supports pick-5, pick-6, pick-7, and pick-10 combination formats. It does not model the ordered digits, repeats, or straight and box play used by Pick 3 and Pick 4 games.
Choose a wheel mode
Full Wheel
Full Wheel generates every unordered main-number combination from your selected pool. The result covers the complete main-number combination set for that pool, while selected bonus values are added separately.
Abbreviated Wheel
Abbreviated Wheel uses a greedy covering heuristic. It selects tickets that cover the most currently uncovered target subsets until it reaches full target coverage or your ticket cap.
AI Wheel
AI Wheel applies historical frequency weights to that covering process. Choose a game, analysis period, budget, and optimization goal. Frequency data changes ticket prioritization, not the probability of the next draw.
What the generated report shows
Ticket count is the number of output lines. Estimated cost is that count multiplied by the per-ticket price. Abbreviated and AI coverage is the share of selected-pool target subsets represented by the output. A conditional match target only applies when the relevant target subsets are fully covered and enough drawn main numbers are in your pool.
Supported games and bonus numbers
Powerball uses five main numbers from 1 through 69 and a Powerball from 1 through 26. Mega Millions uses five white balls from 1 through 70 and a Mega Ball from 1 through 24. Select the bonus values you want to pair with each main combination, then review the multiplied ticket count before exporting.
What this tool does not do
The generator organizes combinations from the pool you choose. It does not predict winning numbers, improve the probability of an individual combination, or guarantee a jackpot. For the deeper mathematics behind coverage, cost, and conditional guarantees, read the lottery wheeling systems guide.