Theoretically, there is no difference between machine selection and machine selection, and the probability of winning is the same. Usually people think that machine selection is more likely than machine selection, which is just an illusion.

For example, there are only 1000 bets in the third row, and the probability of each bet is one in 1000. Theoretically, 1000 is issued once every three years, but some numbers are issued four or five times a year, and some numbers are not issued in 67. If you are unlucky, keep a number that won't be issued for six or seven years. ...

Ranked third, if you keep a betting number, the winning probability will always be 1000. It won't become 900% just because you keep it for one year, and it will become 800% after two years. That's impossible.

Every lucky draw is an independent event, regardless of the previous number! Knowing this, you will know that choosing a machine and keeping a number are actually the same. Winning the prize is just luck. What kind of trend analysis is self-deception and seeking psychological comfort.