Statistics

How to read these numbers

These notes explain what each metric counts from past draws.

Hot / cold numbers

Counts which numbers came up most and least over the last 50 draws (or all draws). Change the window and the ranking shifts — that's a record of the past, not a lead into the next draw.

Most overdue

Counts how many draws have passed since each number last appeared. A long gap doesn't make a number "due" — a draw doesn't remember the ones before it.

Odd/even · high/low

The average split of odd vs even and low vs high numbers in a draw. It sits near half-and-half because the numbers divide roughly in half to begin with.

Sum distribution

Where the sum of the drawn numbers tends to land. It's a bell shape because far more combinations add up to a middle sum than to the extremes.

Number-band distribution

How often numbers fell in each band (1–10, 11–20, …). The 41–45 band holds only five numbers, so it naturally shows fewer.

Last-digit distribution

How evenly the ones digit (0–9) came up. Small leads even out as the sample grows.

Consecutive-number ratio

The share of draws that included a run like 43·44. It shows up more than people expect, because a combination has many spots for a pair to sit next to each other.

AC value distribution

Sums up how varied the gaps between numbers are into a single figure (0–10). It shows how spread out a combination is, nothing more.

Frequent pairs

How many times two numbers came up in the same draw. A pair may overlap a lot, but that only counts draws that have already happened.

Monthly trend

The most-drawn numbers grouped by month. Each month's sample is small and jumpy, so the differences are mostly noise.