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Bias
A bias is something that has gone on too long or has gone too far out of line from the norm in lotto. To identify a bias, you must know what is the norm (the expected or the average), to have a point of comparison. Something is out of line if it is much higher or much lower tahn the expected average. It's also important to note the number of drawings in a row that a bias has occurred.
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