Powerball Statistics

Hot numbers are those that have been drawn more frequently than expected in recent draws, suggesting a current trend. Cold numbers have appeared less often than expected. Our system uses a weighted scoring model: recent draws count 3x, medium-term 2x, and all-time frequency 1x.

No. Each Powerball drawing is an independent random event, and past results do not influence future outcomes. Statistical analysis identifies historical patterns and trends, but these are for informational and entertainment purposes only. No strategy can guarantee a lottery win.

We analyze every historical Powerball draw to count how often each combination of main numbers appears together. Pairs examine two-number combinations, triplets examine three-number groups, and quadruplets examine four-number groups. Results are sorted by frequency.

An overdue number is one that hasn't been drawn for longer than its statistically expected interval. For example, if a number appears on average every 10 draws but hasn't appeared in 20 draws, it's considered 100% overdue. This doesn't mean it's "due" to appear — each draw is independent.

Our Powerball statistics are updated daily via an automated system that fetches the latest draw results. All frequency, hot/cold, overdue, and combination analyses reflect the most recent data available.