Number Statistics
Data-driven number analysis based on historical draws
Counts across the six winning numbers in the selected period
Most frequent
Last 100 draws
Least frequent
Last 100 draws
Frequency by Number
Last 100 draws · larger counts mean more appearances
Number Generator
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How to Read Statistics
Understand frequency and overdue statistics
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Most drawn numbers TOP 5: #34 (186x), #13 (182x), #27 (181x), #12 (180x), #18 (178x)
Longest overdue numbers: #5 (27 draws), #27 (16 draws), #45 (16 draws), #17 (14 draws), #26 (14 draws)
Least drawn numbers: #9 (136x), #22 (146x), #32 (146x), #23 (148x), #41 (150x)
Odd/Even: 51%/49% · Sum range: 48-238 (avg 138)
What is Lotto Number Statistical Analysis?
BALLPICK Statistics analyzes all historical Lotto 6/45 draws from the very first to the latest, calculating frequency, gap periods, pair statistics, odd/even distribution, and sum ranges.
Period filters let you compare trends across recent draws. Try the Number Generator for data-driven picks, check lucky stores, and browse draw history.
Statistical analysis is reference material based on past data and does not predict or guarantee future results.
How to Use Lotto Number Statistics
How to Read Lotto Number Statistics
This page aggregates every Lotto 6/45 winning number from the very first draw to the latest. In the table, 'frequency' is the total number of times a number has been drawn as a winning number (excluding the bonus ball), while 'gap' (overdue) shows how many draws have passed since it last appeared.
Switching the period filter (recent 10 / 50 / 100 draws or all-time) changes how the same number looks: short windows have small samples and swing widely, while the all-time view converges toward the long-run average.
What Frequency, Overdue, and Hot/Cold Numbers Mean
Hot numbers are those drawn often recently; cold numbers are those drawn rarely over a long stretch. Overdue numbers are ones that haven't appeared for a while and are popularly thought to be 'due'.
But every Lotto draw is an independent event. Having appeared frequently or stayed absent in the past does not change the odds for the next draw. All 45 numbers always have the same probability, and frequency gaps are mostly natural variation from randomness.
Using Statistics to Pick Numbers (and Its Limits)
Statistics are not a prediction tool but a reference for setting selection criteria. For example, matching your odd/even and high/low ratios to the historical average (around 3:3) or keeping the sum within the common range (roughly 100-170) helps you avoid overly lopsided combinations.
This won't raise your chance of winning, but it can lower the odds of sharing numbers with others, which reduces how many people split a jackpot. You can build statistics-based combinations directly in the number generator.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does picking the most frequently drawn numbers improve my odds?
- No. Each Lotto 6/45 draw is an independent random drawing, so past frequency has no effect on the next draw's odds. Every number always has the same probability. Use frequency stats only as a reference for understanding trends.
- Are overdue numbers more likely to come up soon?
- No. Believing a number is 'due' because it hasn't appeared in a while is the gambler's fallacy. The drawing machine has no memory of past results, so even a long gap doesn't make a number any more likely than the others next time.
- How often is the statistics data updated?
- It updates automatically right after each Saturday draw using official lottery results, so the cumulative statistics always include the most recent round.
All statistics are for reference based on past data and do not predict or guarantee future results. Lotto is entirely a game of chance.