This site publishes what lottery tickets actually cost the people who buy them.
It would be a poor look to be coy about its own figures, so here they all are — the quiet days included.
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The last thirty days
Visits are page loads that ran in a real browser. A check is a completed set of numbers
scored against a game — one per game per visit, however many times the numbers are edited.
VisitsSets checked
Show the thirty days as a table
Day
Visits
Sets checked
Which draws people check
Every check since counting began, by game.
Where people are visiting from
The country, and the state within Australia. Worked out from the connection the visit
arrived on — never asked for, never the town, and never stored beside anything a visitor did.
Which pages get read
What a sponsor slot is seen by
Thirty days. An impression is counted when a slot has been at least half on screen for half a
second — not when the page rendered it, and not when a crawler walked past it.
What is counted, and what never is
Counted
That a page was loaded, and which page.
That a set of numbers was checked, and which game it was checked against.
That the share sheet was opened.
Roughly where a visit came from: the country, and the state within Australia. It comes
from the connection the request arrived on, it is counted per visit rather than per
person, and it is never stored next to what anybody did.
A one-way hash of your address and browser, re-salted every midnight, so a day's visitors can be counted once each.
Never counted
Your numbers. They stay in your browser and are not sent anywhere, which is the whole design.
What you won, what a ticket would have cost you, or any figure on your results.
Your state, your ticket price, or anything else you set.
Your town, your city, or any location finer than a country — or, in Australia, a state.
A state here is millions of people; a town can be a few hundred, which is the reason
the line is drawn where it is.
Cookies, cross-site identifiers, third-party scripts, and anything that survives midnight.
Do Not Track is honoured. If your browser sends it, nothing above is counted for you — the
figures on this page are a matter of interest, not of revenue, and there is nothing here worth overriding you for.