Lottery Number Analysis & Trends
Explore how lottery numbers have behaved over time using verified historical draw data.
This analysis page breaks down past lottery results to reveal number frequency, hot and cold trends, balance patterns, and recency-based behavior across multiple draw windows. Every chart is generated from confirmed draw history and updates automatically as new results are added.
You can use this data to examine:
- Which numbers appear most and least often
- How recent trends compare to long-term averages
- Odd vs. even and high vs. low number distributions
- Sum ranges and clustering tendencies over time
- Shifts in patterns across different draw periods
Lottery drawings are random by design, and no analysis can predict future outcomes. This page provides historical context—not predictions—so you can explore patterns objectively without hype or superstition.
Comparison controls
Pick two games and a dataset window. Charts update automatically.
Frequency comparison (last 1000 draws)
How often each main (white) ball number appears for each game in the selected window.
Hot / Cold (recency) comparison
Days since each number last appeared (computed from each game’s latest ingested draw).
Odd vs Even comparison
Total odd and even counts across all ingested draws for the main numbers (two games, side-by-side).
Sum range comparison (last 1000 draws)
Distribution of the sum of the main numbers per draw (bucketed into ranges), compared between two games.
Consecutive pairs (cross-game)
Most frequent consecutive pairs (e.g., 12–13) in the selected window, compared side-by-side.
Common pairs (cross-game)
Most common co-occurring pairs (any pair appearing in the same draw) compared side-by-side.