Sequence Builder

Sequence Builder starts with a group size, such as Pair, Triplet, Quad, or Quint. The table then lists every matching consecutive white-ball group for that length.

A pair means two consecutive numbers, such as 1 and 2 or 10 and 11. A triplet means three consecutive numbers, such as 20, 21, and 22. The tool lists the possibilities so you can choose sequence groups without manually scanning the number picker.

In the Powerball example, the game has five white balls. You can select two pairs for four selected white balls, or select one pair plus one triplet to fill all five white-ball slots.

If you select 10 and 11, then select 20, 21, and 22, the bottom bar shows 5/5 selected white balls. Sequence groups that would exceed the game limit are disabled until you clear or replace a compatible selection.

After you choose one or more sequence rows, the bottom bar shows the selected white balls. Clicking Apply sends those exact numbers into Filter Builder as anchored white balls.

Sequence Builder does not automatically exclude neighboring values. It anchors the selected sequence numbers, while the rest of your Filter Builder settings continue to control the remaining slots.

Some lottery games have a separate special-ball pool, such as the red Powerball in Powerball or the Mega Ball in Mega Millions. Sequence Builder only controls the white-ball side of the game.

For games with five white balls, selected sequence groups can use up to five white-ball slots. For games with six white balls, they can use up to six. The separate special ball remains controlled by its own filters.