How We Verify Results

The pipeline

1. Collection. A few minutes after each scheduled draw, our system reads several independent public result publications for that draw.
2. Extraction. From each source we extract only the structured facts — winning numbers, prize tiers, date, draw time. We never copy their pages.
3. Cross-validation. A result is published only when at least two independent sources agree on the first-prize number. If sources disagree, nothing is published and the conflict is flagged for review.
4. Publication. The verified result goes live within minutes, annotated with how many sources confirmed it.

When there is no result

If sources haven’t posted yet, the page shows a checking status. If the draw window passes without agreement, it shows delayed. We consider an honest “we don’t know yet” strictly better than a fast guess.

Mistakes

If a published result is ever found to differ from the official bulletin, we correct it and record the correction publicly in the corrections log — what changed, when, and why.

The final word

The legally authoritative result is always the official government bulletin published by the state lottery directorate. Verify against it before acting on any result.