Yes, I meant uniform distribution. My method was to give it a higher chance to have a lower gap between the numbers to see if it would make a difference within

Yes, I meant uniform distribution. My method was to give it a higher chance to have a lower gap between the numbers to see if it would make a difference within a montecarlo simulation and it did. So if you have say 16 slots and you need to choose four numbers, according to my simulation, highest likelyhood of winning is to spread out your numbers like [3 6 9 12] or [4 7 10 13] and lowest likelyhood of winning is to spread like [1 2 3 4] [2 3 4 5] all the time. Not exactly sure why.