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Statistically, that makes absolutely no difference. What makes a difference is how your numbers are selected. If, for example, you choose birthdays of family members and friends, then you will not have numbers larger than 31. Since many people do that, if your combination does win then you are likely to have to share the winnings with more people. Similarly, if you choose patterns on the lottery ticket.

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