Are their actual number sequence to stick to???

Hi Ringbelle. I've been thinking about this a lot (because, of course, I'd LOVE to win the lottery someday! lol) and I even started an experiment about a year ago. Here in Argentina there is the Quini6. A standard lottery that you can pick the numbers or let the machine do it for you. The prize is anywhere between 1.3 million to 3 million or more (pesos). About a year ago, I started charting the numbers that were drawn to see if there are any numbers that show up more than others. I decided to do it for a year because I think that would give me enough data to really make an "educated" guess. It's been pretty interesting. What I've found is that there are a couple of numbers that show up almost every week, some that have never shown up and some that show up every other week or so. I don't actually play the lottery....not yet anyways! lol. After I've finished my year of comparing and calculating, I plan on playing with the numbers that have shown up the most over the year. I'm going to play those same numbers every week for a year (the lottery is once a week) and with any kind of luck, hopefully my mathematical calculations will pay off! lol. Although the number selection is supposed to be random, I think there's a little more to it than that. Here, they have what are similar to ping pong balls with the numbers printed on them. They put them all into a machine that tosses them around by air that is pumped in from the bottom of the machine. It's probably a very slight factor but I think certain numbers have more weight than others....like a 36 would have more weight than a 2. I'm not really sure though because I don't know exactly how they put the numbers on the balls. But, with the way my brain works, I have to think it makes even a little difference! lol. At any rate, I've thought about it quite a bit, as you can probably tell! lol. Only time will tell if my theory has any sort of validity. You never know!