4D Lotto Number Statistics — How often each number has been drawn

Statistics by position

This game draws each position from its own machine, so every position has its own independent counts — a digit can repeat across positions in the same draw. The hottest value in each position is marked.

Digit 1

Hottest 0 · 167×

0 167

1 146

2 156

3 144

4 161

5 147

6 136

7 146

8 161

9 154

Digit 2

Hottest 5 · 172×

0 158

1 152

2 148

3 143

4 154

5 172

6 151

7 142

8 143

9 155

Digit 3

Hottest 6 · 164×

0 163

1 155

2 151

3 150

4 138

5 140

6 164

7 160

8 159

9 138

Digit 4

Hottest 7 · 191×

0 153

1 159

2 151

3 132

4 161

5 138

6 140

7 191

8 151

9 142

Drawn less Drawn more Expected (607)

Most drawn

0

641×

7

639×

4

614×

8

614×

1

612×

Least drawn

3

569×

9

589×

6

591×

5

597×

2

606×

Longest time since last drawn

How many draws ago each number last appeared. Sometimes called "overdue" numbers — they are not. A number that has not appeared in 60 draws has exactly the same chance tonight as one drawn yesterday.

Number	Last drawn	Last seen
2	5 draws ago	2026-07-17
3	4 draws ago	2026-07-20
0	3 draws ago	2026-07-22
8	3 draws ago	2026-07-22
1	1 draws ago	2026-07-27

The shape of a typical draw

What drawn combinations tend to look like when you add them up or split them. Descriptive only — every combination remains equally likely.

Sum of the numbers

2 10 18 25 36

Each bar is one possible total. The shaded band is where 80% of draws land.

Average sum: 17.9
Most common sum: 18
Full range seen: 2 to 36: Most draws fall between 10 and 25

Odd vs even split

2 odd / 2 even 38.5% of draws

3 odd / 1 even 25.0% of draws

1 odd / 3 even 24.8% of draws

0 odd / 4 even 6.4% of draws

4 odd / 0 even 5.3% of draws

Low vs high split

2 low / 2 high 36.5% of draws

1 low / 3 high 26.0% of draws

3 low / 1 high 25.3% of draws

4 low / 0 high 6.4% of draws

0 low / 4 high 5.9% of draws

Low = 0–4, high = 5–9

Is the draw fair?

We ran 218 statistical tests across every game in this archive — chi-square goodness of fit, runs tests, autocorrelation, entropy, Markov transitions and spectral analysis. After correcting for multiple comparisons, not one game showed any deviation from randomness. The numbers on this page are history, not a forecast.

These statistics are published because people enjoy them, not because they confer an advantage.