Here you can find the real and simulated statistics of the Japanese Number 3 lottery game

Number 3 is a Japanese lottery, in which you have to match 3 numbers (between 0 and 9) in the exact order. The draw is every week from Monday to Friday, except the end of the year holidays. Each bet costs 200 yen.
There is only one direct prize for this lottery, although it can be played in various types of games: direct, box, set or mini.

Statistics of real lotteries:

This is a table of values that appear in each digit of winning numbers in all drawings of the Numbers 3 lottery (historical of draws). It can be seen that all the digits have almost the same chances of coming out in the draw.
As there are only 1000 possible combinations, it is difficult to know which numbers appear with the greatest probability, although, looking at the winning numbers of previous draws, we can reach some conclusions that will help us win.
You can use this assessment to place bets with numbers that do not appear in the history.

You can reach the following conclusions:

In the first digit it is easier for the 1 not to appear.

The combination that has the best chance of coming out is: 9-9-8

Combinations of numbers greater than 6 are more likely than those less than 5.

Statistics of simulated lotteries:

These are the largest numbers with which combinations are correct