UK Lotto
45,057,474
- Format
- 6 from 59
- Draws
- Wed & Sat
The combination ledger · UK & US draws
UK Lotto, EuroMillions, Thunderball, Set For Life, Powerball and Mega Millions — 803,072,310 possible lines between them. Lottomaxing keeps a public register of the ones already claimed: scan your ticket, see how many people hold your combination, and take a line nobody here has taken.
Every game we map
6 games on the record — 803,072,310 possible lines between them. Here is the full field, game by game.
45,057,474
139,838,160
8,060,598
15,339,390
292,201,338
302,575,350
Why we are here
Tired of losing? Join the fight to make sure every jackpot has a winner.
Rollovers happen because nobody holds the winning line. So we map every combination in every game, show you which lines are already taken, and point you at the ones nobody has.
The ledger
Every combination registered here is public. No names, no contact details — just the numbers, their bonus balls and how many people already hold them.
Mapped
0.0000%
0 / 803,072,310
Unclaimed territory
803,072,310
combinations across all 6 games with no registration on Lottomaxing. That is the pool the checker draws from when it offers you an unused line.
Collision check
Pick a game, enter your numbers and Lottomaxing counts how many people have already registered that exact line. If it is crowded, the engine returns unclaimed combinations from the same game with identical odds and zero collisions.
Checked line
Example output3
other registrations share this exact combination
Unclaimed alternatives
Protocol
Lottomaxing records combinations, not people. You can check any line without an account; you only sign in when you want to keep your own tickets on file.
Choose your game, then photograph the printed ticket. The scanner reads each line along with its Lucky Stars, Thunderball or Powerball, and the photo stays in private storage.
Registering removes that combination from the unclaimed list for everyone else and shows you how many people already hold it.
Ask for unused combinations and the engine returns lines with no registrations at all — same odds, no shared jackpot.
Questions
No, and no one outside the National Lottery does. Counts here come from combinations registered on Lottomaxing. They are a growing sample of what people actually play, not a census of every ticket sold.
The numbers on one line of one game. Lottomaxing stores them sorted, so 3-11-24-38-45-52 and 52-3-45-11-38-24 are the same line, and it keeps bonus balls — Lucky Stars, Thunderballs, Powerballs — with the line. The same numbers in a different game are counted separately.
It is unclaimed in this registry. Someone who has never used Lottomaxing may still hold it, so treat an unclaimed line as a lower risk of sharing a jackpot rather than a certainty.
No. Every line has the same chance as any other in its game — 1 in 45,057,474 for UK Lotto, 1 in 139,838,160 for EuroMillions. Lottomaxing changes who you might split a win with, not whether you win.