Mega Millions
← Glossary
Overview
- What it is
- A one-page summary of every recent draw, showing several measurements side by side.
- How it is calculated
- For each draw we count odd and even numbers, low and high numbers, add up the five white balls, measure the range (highest minus lowest), look at the last digits, count numbers in each block of ten, compute the AC value and count how many numbers repeated from the previous draw.
- How to read it
- Read across a row to see the 'shape' of one draw, or down a column to see how a measurement moves from draw to draw. Look for what is typical, not for what is next.
- What it can't tell you
- It describes results that already happened. It cannot tell you which numbers will be drawn.
- Common misunderstanding
- 'A column that has been stable must be due to change.' Draws are independent, so a stable-looking column carries no signal.
This site does not guarantee winning. Lottery draws are random and past results do not predict future results. Every chart here describes the past. It cannot raise your chances of winning.