In lottery-style sports betting, “Total Odd Drawn Numbers” is a number-based betting market where you are betting on how many odd numbers (e.g. 1, 3, 5, 7…) will be drawn in a lottery draw.
What Are Odd Numbers?
Odd numbers are numbers that are not divisible by 2, such as:
- 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, etc.
How the Bet Works:
You are not picking exact numbers. Instead, you’re predicting how many odd numbers will appear in the set of numbers drawn in a lottery.
Example (Assume 6 numbers drawn):
Drawn numbers: 4, 7, 9, 12, 15, 28
Odd numbers: 7, 9, 15 → Total odd numbers = 3
If your bet was “Total Odd Drawn Numbers = 3”, you win.
Types of Bets Available:
- Exact Total Odd Numbers
- e.g. Bet on exactly 2 odd numbers being drawn.
- Over/Under Odd Numbers
- e.g. Bet on Over 3.5 Odd Numbers → You win if 4 or more odd numbers are drawn.
- Odd/Even Balance
- Some lotteries offer a market on whether odd or even numbers will dominate, or whether the draw will be balanced (e.g. 3 odd and 3 even).
Key Things to Check:
- How many numbers are drawn in total (5, 6, 7, etc.).
- What number range is used (e.g. 1–49).
- Historical patterns: Are odd/even numbers fairly balanced?
Betting Tips for Total Odd Numbers
- Check Previous Results
Analyze how often certain odd totals appear. Many lotteries tend to have balanced odd/even results. - Go for Middle Values
If 6 numbers are drawn, most common odd totals are 2, 3, or 4.- Betting on exactly 3 odd numbers is statistically the safest in balanced lotteries.
- Use Over/Under Wisely
Over 3.5 or Under 2.5 bets give you a wider range.- Use this if you’re unsure of the exact total but feel confident about the direction.
- Avoid Extremes
All odd or all even draws are rare.- E.g., 6 odd numbers or 0 odd numbers have low probability.
- Consider Number Pools
Lotteries with fewer numbers drawn (like 5) may lead to more variance in odd/even balance.
Example Bet Scenario:
- Game: 6/49 Lottery
- Bet: Total Odd Numbers = 4
- Drawn:
5, 11, 20, 27, 32, 41→ Odd numbers:5, 11, 27, 41→ Total = 4 WIN
Would you like a chart of probabilities or tips for specific lottery types like 5/35, 6/45, etc.?