Is this a random generator?
Yes. It selects from the valid Mark Six number range after applying the filters you choose.
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Generate a Mark Six Quick Pick line and review price, buying, seven-number, and self-pick notes.
Mark Six Quick Pick is a random-number entry method. This page applies your locked, preferred, and excluded number filters first, then generates a six-number line for ticket planning.
Filter mode
These filters change the generated ticket line only. They do not affect official draw odds.
Ready to generate
Set any filters you want, then generate a six-number line.
Locked numbers are always included first. Preferred numbers fill the remaining spaces before the neutral pool. Excluded numbers are removed from the random pool.
The final line is always sorted from low to high after the random selection is made.
The current HKJC Mark Six guide lists a standard unit bet as HK$10 and describes random entries when no numbers are chosen in advance. This page only plans numbers; official betting channels, availability, and final pricing remain subject to HKJC.
Quick Pick only changes how the numbers are selected. Valid entries still follow the same official draw and payout rules, and random generation does not improve the chance of winning.
| Type | Selection | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Quick Pick | System random | Same odds |
| Self-picked | Manual numbers | Same odds |
| Multiple/Banker | Many lines | Higher cost |
Choosing more than six numbers moves the planning into multiple-entry or banker-entry cost calculation rather than a single standard entry. Use the multiple-entry or banker-entry calculator to estimate combinations first.
Read the Quick Pick note in the guideYes. It selects from the valid Mark Six number range after applying the filters you choose.
Preferred numbers are used first when filling open spaces, but they are still randomly sampled when there are more preferred numbers than available spaces.
Use official HKJC betting channels for real tickets. This page only generates and organizes numbers; it does not sell tickets or place bets.
The current HKJC guide lists a standard Mark Six unit bet as HK$10. Multiple-entry, banker-entry, or partial-unit cases can change the final cost, so official HKJC information should be treated as the source of truth.
Seven or more selected numbers should be checked as multiple-entry or banker-entry planning instead of a single standard entry.
No. Quick Pick only produces random numbers; it does not change official draw odds or improve the chance of winning any prize tier.
The Quick Pick number generator is for convenience and organization only. Historical statistics and random generation do not guarantee any future result.