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Why multiple selections distort apparent accuracy
Historical data. Clear assumptions. Reproducible evidence.
Count distinct selections
When a published claim contains several numbers, its coverage differs from a single-number claim. Remove duplicates within that selection set and disclose the full list size.
Compare like with like
A retrospective screenshot of one matching number hides the other selections and other days. Compare equivalent selection counts and complete records. Under an explicitly hypothetical uniform 100-outcome model, k distinct selections cover k/100 of outcomes. That model does not establish real-world draw probabilities.
Historical observations do not predict future outcomes.