Dataset: South Korean Lottery Numbers

About this Dataset

South Korean Lottery Numbers

Background

The South Korean lottery pays out millions of dollars to the winners. To date, there have been over 1000 draws (1 a week). The numbers are drawn by a vacuum sucking up plastic balls with the winning numbers written on them. Many South Korean citizens speculate that this system is rigged (or at least not 100% fair) because many numbers have been chosen unproportionally. Is it possible that choosing certain numbers will improve one's chances of winning?

Data

Additional Info

Per draw, 6 numbers are chosen + 1 bonus number
Of the 6 primary numbers, if at least 3 are correct the ticket is a winner.
The bonus number will add a bonus if 5 out of 6 primary numbers are correct.
The order of the numbers do not matter. They will always be from least->greatest.

The following needs to be taken into consideration to calculate if your model is making money:
-Each guess of lottery numbers costs about $1 (you can guess an unlimited amount of times)
-If 3 numbers match you win $5 (ie. if you guess 5 times and only one ticket wins, you get your money back)
-if 4 numbers match you win $100
-if 5 numbers match you win $1,000
-if 5 numbers and the bonus number match you win $10,000
-if all 6 numbers are correct you get the jackpot (usually at least $100,000-> $10M)

Source

https://m.dhlottery.co.kr/

Tables

Fake Lotto

@kaggle.calebreigada_south_korean_lottery_numbers.fake_lotto

23.23 KB
1003 rows
9 columns


CREATE TABLE fake_lotto (
  "unnamed_0" BIGINT,
  "time" BIGINT,
  "num1" BIGINT,
  "num2" BIGINT,
  "num3" BIGINT,
  "num4" BIGINT,
  "num5" BIGINT,
  "num6" BIGINT,
  "bonus" BIGINT
);

Korean Lotto

@kaggle.calebreigada_south_korean_lottery_numbers.korean_lotto

22.76 KB
1003 rows
9 columns


CREATE TABLE korean_lotto (
  "unnamed_0" BIGINT,
  "time" BIGINT,
  "num1" BIGINT,
  "num2" BIGINT,
  "num3" BIGINT,
  "num4" BIGINT,
  "num5" BIGINT,
  "num6" BIGINT,
  "bonus_num" BIGINT
);