What stood out
Highly unusual
#35 finally came back
#35 had been missing for 54 drawings—a new tracked high.
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Mega Millions results for
Tue, Mar 10, 2026
- Drawing date
- Tue, Mar 10, 2026
More from this drawing
Three ways to read the result.
#21 took a 2-draw break
Interesting, not statistically unusual#21's typical absence is 12 drawings.
Explore #21Draw structure
The shape of the winning set.
These values describe the result. They do not imply anything about a future drawing.
- Number span
- 49 From lowest to highest
- Main-number sum
- 167 All five main numbers
- Odd / even
- 3 / 2 Composition of the set
- Largest gap
- 30 Between adjacent numbers
Complete assessment
What the historical checks found.
WTN checks return timing, recent pace, historical relationships, and draw structure. The label calibrates the evidence; it does not predict what comes next.
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35 ended its longest tracked absence.
Highly unusualThe number returned after 54 drawings, 4.3× its historical median interval of 12.
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Winning-number return timing stayed within normal history.
Interesting, not statistically unusualIts 2-draw return fell within the shortest 5% of its historical intervals. The return did not clear WTN's statistical unusualness threshold.
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Recent appearance rates varied across the draw.
Within normal history35 had the slowest recent pace and 21 the strongest relative to their 500-draw rates; the contrast remained within the range commonly seen in historical draws. The contrast was interesting, but it did not clear WTN's statistical unusualness threshold.
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The winning numbers had an ordinary mix of shared history.
Within normal historyAcross the draw's 10 pairings, the mix of weaker and stronger historical relationships fell within the normal range of tracked draws (3 weak and 2 strong pairings at the tested thresholds).
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Sources and method
Confirmed from an authoritative public record.
Source record: New York State Open Data .
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