Templates show, in a simple way, all possible results of a game. The numbers are represented by a color, as per convention shown in the table below:

See games below:

A template represents all the games which have the same color distribution. Therefore, in the above example, the two games belong to the same templates, although being different. This type of organization simplifies the representation of the possibilities of one lottery and allows us to verify that there are game Templates that have greater probabilities than others. This is proven by real facts regarding lotteries all over the world.

The templates are shown in the table of theoretical probabilities. If we examine the Super Sena, we will notice that game 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 and 46 belong to the last template, that has only 7 chances to come out in every 1.000.000 (one million) drawings! Thus, it is fundamental to know well the templates of your lottery in order to play only in the best of them.

The templates represent all possibilities of a game. In this way, any play you do will belong to a template. You can test this fact through the templates finder.

In order to further simplify decisions, the colored templates were divided into two groups: 

• Types: Classify the templates by the number of occurrences of repeated colors. Verify the theoretical probabilities by type

• Starts: The start of a template is determined by its initial ten (color) and by the number of times it shows up. Verify the theoretical probability by start

These groupings allow you to quickly identify which "templates regions" have the greatest difference between the drawings and the expected results. When the region is chosen, look for its best templates.