| Winning numbers: | \n\n {props.winningNumbers.map((num, i) =>\n i !== 5 ? (\n {num}\n ) : (\n {num}\n )\n )}\n | \n
| Your numbers: | \n\n {props.userNumbers.map((num, i) =>\n i !== 5 ? (\n | \n
| Same number | \n\n {props.sameNumber.map((num) =>\n !num ? (\n \"\"\n ) : String(num).length <= 2 ? (\n {num}\n ) : (\n {String(num).slice(1, -1)}\n )\n )}\n | \n
| Maximum Same number | \n\n {props.counter.maxSameNum.map((num) =>\n !num ? (\n \"\"\n ) : String(num).length <= 2 ? (\n {num}\n ) : (\n {String(num).slice(1, -1)}\n )\n )}\n | \n
| Total played | \n{props.counter.playedTimes} | \n
\n Is not a real lottery, it is just a simulator showing the generation of random values and matches.\n\n Here there is no real money or any payments, everything is entertainment in nature and there can be no\n property and monetary claims.\n\n Everything works as it works and if it doesn’t work we will probably never fix it, but you can write it\n and with a low probability we will fix it.\n A random number generator is a built-in pseudo-random value method from a JavaScript\n
\n| Winning numbers: | \n\n {props.winningNumbers.map((num, i) =>\n i !== 5 ? (\n {num}\n ) : (\n {num}\n )\n )}\n | \n
| Your numbers: | \n\n {props.userNumbers.map((num, i) =>\n i !== 5 ? (\n | \n
| Same number | \n\n {props.sameNumber.map((num) =>\n !num ? (\n \"\"\n ) : String(num).length <= 2 ? (\n {num}\n ) : (\n {String(num).slice(1, -1)}\n )\n )}\n | \n
| Maximum Same number | \n\n {props.counter.maxSameNum.map((num) =>\n !num ? (\n \"\"\n ) : String(num).length <= 2 ? (\n {num}\n ) : (\n {String(num).slice(1, -1)}\n )\n )}\n | \n
| Total played | \n\n {props.counter.playedTimes}{\" \"}\n {/* */}\n | \n\n
\n This simulator is designed for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money transactions or payments. It is a virtual representation of a lottery, demonstrating the generation of random values and their matching. Please be aware that this is not a real lottery, and there are no actual prizes or financial claims associated with it.\nThe simulator operates on a pseudo-random number generation method implemented in JavaScript. It is provided as-is, and while we strive to maintain its functionality, there is no guarantee of immediate resolution for any issues that may arise.\nBy using this simulator, you acknowledge that it is purely for recreational purposes, and any outcomes or results are random and do not carry any real-world value. We do not accept any responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of the simulated lottery results.\nIf you encounter any issues or have feedback, you are welcome to report them, and we will consider improvements, although there is no guarantee of prompt resolution.\nThank you for understanding the nature of this simulation.\n
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