Question 1

Does Tychefy predict the draw?

Accepted Answer

No. Tychefy does not predict the next draw and does not guarantee outcomes. It uses data-driven shortlist computing to analyse historical draw signals and produce structured shortlists for review.

Question 2

What is a Tychefy shortlist?

Accepted Answer

A Tychefy shortlist is a compact set of numbers computed through Tychefy’s data-driven process. It is designed to reduce selection noise and give you a smaller, more structured set of options to review.

Question 3

How are shortlist numbers created?

Accepted Answer

Tychefy uses a machine-learning-assisted mathematical process based on historical draw data. Instead of relying on one rule or random picks, it combines multiple analytical signals into a clear shortlist workflow, supporting shortlist computing and post-draw review.

Question 4

What games does Tychefy support?

Accepted Answer

Tychefy is focused on EuroJackpot and EuroMillions. It includes separate workflows for main numbers, Euro Numbers, and Lucky Stars, together with matching Results pages for review and evaluation.

Question 5

What is the difference between v1, v2, Euro Numbers, and Lucky Stars?

Accepted Answer

v1 and v2 are separate shortlist workflows for the 5 main numbers of EuroJackpot and EuroMillions. Euro Numbers and Lucky Stars are separate workflows for the 2 bonus numbers of each game. Each workflow has its own matching Results page.

Question 6

Do I need to enter the latest draw every time?

Accepted Answer

No. If the latest official draw is already shown on the page and it is correct, you can go straight to Enter for Shortlists. You only need to enter the latest official numbers when they are missing.

Question 7

How do I know which Results page to use?

Accepted Answer

You should always review a run in the matching Results page for the workflow where it was created. A v1 run should be reviewed in v1 Results, a v2 run in v2 Results, and bonus-number runs only in their corresponding Euro Numbers or Lucky Stars Results page.

Question 8

What happens if I enter the wrong bonus numbers?

Accepted Answer

Bonus-number workflows are date-specific and depend on the correct latest official numbers. For Euro Numbers and Lucky Stars, you must enter the official numbers for the relevant draw date in order to obtain valid results. If incorrect numbers are entered, the next shortlist calculation will be based on the wrong input and the output will not be reliable.

Question 9

What do I need to access Tychefy?

Accepted Answer

You need to sign in and hold either a Shortlist Pack or Annual Unlimited access. Both open the apps, all model runs, shortlist workflows, and the corresponding Results pages linked to your account. Draw history, model performance and post-draw evaluations are open to everyone on the History page, with no account and no purchase required.

Question 10

Are my runs saved?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Runs are saved automatically under your account, so you can return to them later, reload them in the correct Results page, and evaluate how the model performed when the next official draw becomes available.

Question 11

Is Tychefy an official lottery service?

Accepted Answer

No. Tychefy is an independent analytics platform. It is not an official service of any lottery operator, organising authority, or draw provider.

Question 12

Is there any guarantee of success or profit?

Accepted Answer

No. Lottery draws remain random, and no result can be guaranteed. Tychefy provides structured shortlist, saved runs, and evaluation tools, not a promise of winnings or profit.

Question 13

What is the difference between a Pack and Annual Premium?

Accepted Answer

Both give the same access to Tychefy’s shortlist applications, all model runs, the matching Results pages, and evaluation views. They differ only in how generation is counted. The Starter Pack is a one-time EUR 40 purchase that adds 20 draws to your balance. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Annual Premium covers every draw for twelve months for EUR 90, approximately 208 scheduled draws at four per week. From the 41st draw, three Starter Packs would cost EUR 120, so Annual Premium is already the lower-priced option.

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