Comparative Analysis

Source Performance Wars

We analyze and compare the leading lottery formula sources. Understand the "Quality Thresholds" of each provider before you follow.

Head-to-Head Matrices

Feature	Thai Rath (ไทยรัฐ)Mass Media	Daily News (เดลินิวส์)Mass Media	Mae Jamnian (แม่จำเนียร)Cultural Aggregator	Bangkok Weekly (บางกอก)Traditional
Historical Accuracy	78%	72%	85%	65%
Calculation Style	Matrix Table	Star Grid	Top 10 List	Classic Paper
Primary Target	3-Up / 2-Down	First Prize Suffix	Popularity Trends	Traditional Sets
Best Suited For	Best for Beginners	Best for 2-Down	Best for Trends	Best for Nostalgia

Best for "3-Up" Accuracy

For players focusing specifically on the Three-Digit Suffix (Sam Tua Bon), accuracy in digit position is critical.

Thai Rath (ไทยรัฐ)

Consistently hits at least 2/3 digits

Best for "Safe" Permutations

For players who prefer broad coverage (Running Numbers) over exact matches, higher volume aggregators work best.

Mae Jamnian (แม่จำเนียร)

Top 10 list covers 80% of draw variants

Analyst Note: While "Mass Media" sources provide high-quality raw data, they have distinct "Quality Thresholds". Thai Rath often exceeds the threshold for digit precision, whereas Daily News excels in broad set coverage.

Common Queries

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about the Thai Lottery, optimized for quick understanding.

No single source is 100% accurate. However, statistical analysis shows that 'Thai Rath' has a high consistency rate for 3-digit sets, while 'Mae Jamnian' is excellent for trending numbers.

Mae Jamnian is a popular aggregator sheet that lists the 'Top 10 Most Sold Numbers' in Thailand before every draw, reflecting public sentiment.

Yes, the sources we analyze (Thai Rath, Daily News, Bangkok Weekly) are publicly available in newspapers. We provide a comparative analysis of their historical performance.

Each source uses a different calculation method—some use astrology (Thai Rath Grid), others use statistical probability or dream interpretation.

'Daily News' is often cited by players as having a strong track record for the 'Last 2 Digits' category due to its specific star-grid formula.

No. These are simply analytical tools. The lottery is a game of chance, and past performance of a tipster does not guarantee future results.

Most formulas are published 3-5 days before the official draw date (1st and 16th of each month).

Be cautious. Real 'leaked' numbers from GLO do not exist. Most 'VIP' tips are scams. Stick to reputable public sources like the ones compared here.

The Thai Rath grid usually consists of 9 numbers in a 3x3 layout. Players typically look for diagonal or vertical lines to form 3-digit sets.

The 'Green Paper' usually refers to 'Bangkok Weekly' or similar traditional manuscripts that use a green layout design, favored by older generations.