Tag: Toto prediction

These tips are not infallible, so take them with a pinch of salt.

Numeric Trend in Toto
Most of the time, numbers to be drawn next would have already appeared in the last 7 draws. If you find that specific numbers have not been drawn in the past 7 draws, it is advisable to avoid picking them.

Give random numbers ago
Special dates work well for 4D, but not for Toto as the odds of getting good numbers are lesser with anniversaries and birth dates. Most of these dates fall under smaller numbers like 1 to 7 or 1 to 12. That means most people end up selecting similar numbers. So even if you win, the odds are that your prize money is split among many people as well. As crazy as it sounds, go for the random numbers – meaning the QuickPick Option. There have been many instances of someone hitting the jackpot from a $1 QuickPick ticket and the odds of having more people split your winnings is smaller.

Opt for a good mix of odd & even numbers
The chances of having all six numbers being all odd or all even is especially rare, thus having a good mix can increase your chances of winning. Do you know that these combinations have come out in at least 80% of all the draws?

Try having a set of consecutive numbers
This is an ironic way of selecting numbers but it has indeed happened in many draws. Within each set of six numbers, there have been common cases of a set of consecutive numbers appearing (e.g., 17 and 18, 11 and 12, etc).

Avoid having a combination that forms an obvious pattern
It has been observed that indecisive punters tend to pick certain patterns like a diagonal or straight vertical line across the TOTO slip. This results in many bets for these combinations and even if you win the prize money, it will usually be split.

Try your hands at numerology
There are some who swear by numerology, where you can calculate if the number you are betting on signifies a fortune when combined with your birth date, or you could calculate it based on the draw date. The accuracy is quite high as compared to random probability methods. Some might deem this superstitious but hey, there have been known cases of people striking small windfalls from this tactic. Numerology is in fact linked to methods of probability which combines scientific studies and oracle reading.

• To play Singapore Sweep, select a seven-digit number from 1000000 to 4499999. There are 3.5 million numbers for sale.
• Each seven-digit number costs $3, inclusive of GST.
• Draw takes place on first Wednesday of every month at 6.30pm.
• 133 sets of winning seven-digit number and 9 sets of winning two-digit* number are drawn each draw.

*The winning two-digits number refers to the last two digits in the seven-digit number.

Inform the counter staff on your preferred option to bet

• Quick Pick – 7 random system generated digits
• 100 Numbers – 100 sets of numbers in running sequence with last two digits from 00 – 99 designated by “RR”
• First Digit – Pick your own first digit
• Last 4 Digits – Pick your own last 4 digits

Digits that are not self picked will be randomly generated.
Note: These options are only available at Singapore Pools outlets

• 参与每期新加坡大彩，请从1000000至4499999选出七位数号码。有350万个七位数号码可供出售。
• 每个七位数号码的价格为$3，包括消费税。
• 开彩将在每个月的第一个星期三傍晚6:30举行。
• 每期开彩将开出133组七位数的中奖号码和9组二位数*中奖号码
• *二位数中奖号码指的是七位数号码当中的最后两个号码。

告知柜台服务人员您的下注首选

• 快速下注 (Quick Pick) – 系统将帮您随机挑选7个号码
• 100 张大彩 (100 Number) – 按照顺序的100组号码，最后两个数字为卷式号码RR，代表着00-99
• 第一个号码 – 自选开头号码： 1，2，3 或4
• 最后四个号码 – 自选结尾四位数号码
• 所有不是自选的号码，系统将帮您随机挑选。
• 注: 以上的新加坡大彩下注方式仅限于新加坡博彩公司投注站。

• To play TOTO, pick at least six numbers between 1 and 49.
• The minimum cost is $1, inclusive of GST.
• Draws take place every Monday and Thursday at 6.30pm. If it is a cascade draw, the draw time will be at 9.30pm.
• Six Winning Numbers and one Additional Number are drawn each draw.
• If your chosen numbers include at least three of the Winning Numbers, you win a prize.

• 从1至49选出六个号码，到投注站或通过博彩户口下注。
• 最低投注额是$1（包括消费税）。
• 多多每逢星期一，星期四的傍晚6时30分开彩。如果本期出现多多流程大奖，开彩时间将延迟至晚上9时30分。
• 每期开彩将出现六个得奖号码及一个额外号码。
• 如果您测中至少三个得奖号码，就可赢奖。

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Never bought a single Toto ticket in your life? You’re missing out, especially during lottery peak seasons like Chinese New Year where the jackpot could go up to $12 million.

But if you find the lottery’s rules too daunting, we’ve got a simple guide to teach you the basics of placing a Toto bet.

Rules of the Game

The easiest version of Toto is the Ordinary Bet. This involves picking at least six numbers between 1 and 49. The minimum bet is $1 for each set of numbers, and if your chosen numbers match at least three of the winning numbers, you win a prize.

The highest amount you can win is the jackpot, if all your numbers match the six winning numbers. You can buy a few sets of numbers on a ticket but winning numbers have to belong to the same set.

If you have no number preference, you can generate random numbers by selecting QuickPick, which will not be charged at any additional cost.

There are more complex betting systems such as the System 7 to 12 Entry. This allows you to choose place seven to 12 numbers within a set, although betting cost will ncrease exponentially.

For example, buying a System 7 Entry gives you the choice of 7 numbers, which makes up 7 ordinary entries. Hence the bet amount becomes $7 as your chances are multiplied by 7. Similarly, buying a System 8 Entry with 8 numbers will cost you $28.

This is the same for System 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 where you are able to choose more numbers with a higher bet. If you would like to share your bet with a group of friends to increase your odds, you can buy a System 12 Entry. Although this raises your chances for the jackpot, a System 12 bet could cost up to $924. You can refer to the table below on how much each entry costs.

Alternatively, you can purchase one or more units of iTOTO to share the odds of a System 12 Entry. An iTOTO bet is a QuickPick System 12 Entry divided by 28 units. Each unit costs $33 (cost of a System 12 Entry of $924 divided by 28). Thus, the prize amount for each winning iTOTO unit is the prize amount of the winning QuickPick System 12 Entry divided by 28. This is a popular and more affordable option if you are tempted to get a System 12 Entry to increase your odds of winning.

Another type of Toto bet is the System Roll where you can place a bet on five numbers of your choice and one rolling number. The rolling number, designated by ‘R’ can represent all remaining 44 numbers. The bet amount for the system roll is $44 as this gives you 44 combinations of ordinary entries.

So how much can you win?

Ah, the big question! Always remember that the final prize money will be split among the number of winners for that group within a draw. If there were no winners who matched the winning numbers within a group, that amount will be rolled over to the next draw. The table below illustrates the different groups based on the number of winning numbers matched.

You can also check the amount that you have won by using the prize calculator on the Singapore Pools website.Remember, there are numerous strategies to picking these numbers although the rules may seem straightforward.

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