An unusually tidy lineup
Worth noticingThe spaces between the numbers were more even than in 95% of comparable drawings.
Winning numbers
Select supported winning balls to investigate them in Number Explorer.
About this drawing
The five main numbers included 3 odd and 2 even, with a combined sum of 203.
No main numbers repeated from the previous drawing.
Understand this drawing
These next steps reflect the verified properties of this result; they are not predictions.
Historical Combination Explorer
Search earlier drawings for exact and partial matches involving this winning combination.
Historical context
Compare this result with earlier Powerball drawings played with the same number format.
The spaces between the numbers were more even than in 95% of comparable drawings.
#23 had been missing for 13 drawings—longer than nearly all of its previous absences and 8 drawings short of its longest absence.
Explore #23#46 had been missing for 91 drawings—a new tracked high.
Explore #46Shape of the drawing
Compared with 148 Powerball drawings played earlier under the same number format.
No main numbers formed a consecutive pair.
Each valid combination has the same chance in a future drawing. Review the methodology.
Similar historical drawings
These earlier drawings share several structural traits with this result. Similarity describes completed drawings and does not predict what comes next.
Matches compare main-number sum, span, odd/even and low/high balance, consecutive pairs, and adjacent gaps within the same number format. The closest score wins; equally close drawings are ordered newest first.
Matching odd/even and low/high balances and a similar main-number sum.
View this drawingThe same 2 low / 3 high balance and a nearly identical main-number sum.
View this drawingMatching odd/even and low/high balances and a similar main-number sum.
View this drawingThe same 2 low / 3 high balance and similar smallest and largest gaps.
View this drawingFollow the numbers
Sources and method
Source record: New York State Open Data .
Work The Numbers is an independent historical analysis platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by a lottery operator.