| No. of downloads: | 208 | Licence: | Free to try |
| Publisher: | MicraCom | File size: | 6M |
| Date added: | 05-01-2005 | Minimum requirements: | Windows 95|Windows 98|Windows Me|Windows NT|Windows 2000|Windows XP|Windows 2003 Server |
MicraCom
Lottery analyst software features wheels, on line updates, statistical reports, most/least common, next due, ball occurrence reports, plug-in support, draw combination generator. Lottery statistic analyzer is a lottery result analyst tool and statistic generator. LSA offers the user numerous ways of analyzing results with an easy to use and well-designed interface. Features include: advanced wheeling system, produce files containing every number combination for any draw, draw numbers analyzed by position creating graphs for each position, detailed reports, plug-in support, strong results filtering, draw import wizard, and enter numbers and see how many times that set would have won. Why place random numbers each week when you can place mathematical fact. LSA supports American, UK, Australia and New Zealand draws. Professional but easy-to-use interface makes LSA a must have for any lottery player.
Version 3.9 adds new free plug-in, new wheeling system and step-by-step-wizard; can now produce files containing every number combination for any draw; and improves draw import wizard.
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