Probability Lab
A Living Observatory of Randomness, Probability, and Statistical Reality.
Continuously generates and analyzes random events in real time. Eurojackpot-style simulations, Monte Carlo experiments, probability convergence, statistical anomalies, and cognitive bias — all running inside a single mathematical environment.
Modules
Each module is a focused experiment inside the Lab. Eurojackpot is the first module — more arrive over time.
Eurojackpot Simulator
Generate tickets in three modes (Pure, Balanced, Human), watch the simulator converge toward theoretical probability across all 12 prize tiers.
The Probability Gap
Why jackpots are won regularly despite individual odds of 1 in 139,838,160. Interactive slider over ticket volume.
Draw Machine Review
Twelve independent factors that determine whether a physical lottery machine is statistically fair — and what "fair" really means.
Monte Carlo Engine
Coin flips, dice rolls, birthday paradox, Monty Hall, Buffon's needle — run a million trials in your browser.
Chaos Wall
Live heatmap visualizations: 1–50 main grid, 1–12 euro grid, pair-affinity matrix, hot/cold rankings.
Human Bias Lab
Six interactive demonstrations: gambler's fallacy, hot/cold myth, birthday bias, sequence avoidance.
Number Genome
Pick any number 1–50 or 1–12 — see its full statistical profile, Z-score, and top co-appearance partners.
Randomness Observatory
Real-time stream of every statistical event from the simulator. Watch billions of random numbers flow past.
Probability Academy
Six interactive lessons: Law of Large Numbers, Monte Carlo, gambler's fallacy, Bayes, combinatorics, entropy.
Randomness Art
Random walks, white-noise fields, particle constellations, perturbed phyllotaxis — randomness rendered live.
What Probability Lab is
Probability Lab is educational, mathematical, scientific, and visual.
It is not a gambling site, a prediction engine, a betting platform, or financial advice. Generated numbers do not improve winning probability and do not predict draws.