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Here are the test results: February 3rd First test: First test: 3 lines x 4 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers Second test: 6 lines x 3 numbers February 10th First test: 7 lines x 3 numbers Second test: 3 lines x 3 numbers 1 line x 4 numbers February 6th First test: 1 line x 4 numbers 2 lines x 3 numbers Second test: 4 lines x 3 numbers January 30th First test: 4 lines x 3 numbers Second test: 2 lines x 3 numbers 1 line x 4 numbers In the case of January 27th draw we have a most interesting situation in that the spread of winning numbers 1,12, 19, 23 and 35 makes the game an extremely hard one to call.

Then, to simulate real playing situations, I mixed each of the actual five sets of winning numbers for those dates with randomly chosen nine other numbers to give in each case the required total of fourteen numbers to run through the BTL Pick-5 selection process.

Because of this I put BTL Pick-5 through no less than TWELVE separate test runs for this particular group of winning numbers and used different combinations of random numbers and, with the exception of the winning number 1 which always occupied the first selection cell, experimented with different placing of the winning numbers in the selection grid within the changing sequence of random numbers.

The acute difficulty is due to two of the winners, 1 and 35, being at the opposite ends of the total 36 numbers in play.

The twelve separate results are: 1 line x 3 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers 2 lines x 3 numbers and 1 line x 4 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers 2 lines x 3 numbers and 1 line x 4 numbers 2 lines x 3 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers 3 lines x 3 numbers 1 line x 4 numbers 1 line x 3 numbers and 1 line x 4 numbers You should bear in mind that these are the results of twelve separate tests on the same group of the actual 5 winning....