Win For Life has two comparison tools. One checks a single unordered main combination with an optional Cash Ball filter; the other compares entered tickets with selected windows of recorded draws.
Exact Combination Checker
Combination Checker accepts six distinct main numbers from 1–28 and an optional Cash Ball from 1–3. The main numbers are sorted and normalized before comparison, so input order is ignored.
Main-combination equality
Two selections containing the same six unique main values represent the same main combination regardless of how they were entered. Cash Ball equality is a separate question.
Cash Ball filter
Without the Cash Ball filter, the tool matches the six-number main combination. When a Cash Ball is selected, the matching draws are restricted to that Cash Ball as well.
Checker outputs
The current tool reports exact matching draws, main-combination matches, Cash Ball filter status, most recent exact match and matching historical rows. It does not calculate an exact-combination current gap.
Historical Ticket Simulator
The simulator accepts up to 20 ticket lines. Each line contains six main numbers and may optionally include a Cash Ball after a vertical bar:
Main-number order is ignored. The Cash Ball remains separate.
Historical windows
The simulator provides Last 50 draws, Last 100 draws and All available draws. These controls belong to the simulator. The Analyzer itself uses all loaded valid history and has no selectable windows.
Main-number comparison
For each entered ticket and historical draw, the simulator counts the unordered intersection of the six main values. Possible main-match counts range from 0/6 through 6/6.
Cash Ball comparison
When a ticket includes a Cash Ball, the simulator reports whether that Cash Ball matches the historical draw. This is a separate yes/no result, not an additional main-number intersection.
Simulator outputs
The simulator reports tickets entered, historical draws, total comparisons, the best main-number match, top historical comparison rows and separate Cash Ball match status.
What the simulator is not
It is not an adjacent-draw carryover engine, payout calculator, ROI calculator, expected-return model or predictive validation system. It does not calculate consecutive-draw carryover, repeat streaks or a dedicated complete-result hit summary.
How to interpret comparisons
Historical matching answers: “How did these selections compare with recorded past draws?” It does not answer: “How likely are they to win the next draw?”