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Oz Lotto statistics

Explore Oz Lotto number frequencies, draws since last seen, common pairs and odd/even patterns. Compare 20, 50, 100 or 200 past draws, inspect individual numbers and build a personal combination.

History, not a forecast. Past counts and gaps do not change the odds of your next entry.

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At a glance

Descriptions of past draws, not picks ranked by future chance.

High appearance counts

1725 times221 times2121 times

Three high-count main numbers. Ties are ordered by number, not by likelihood.

Longest observed gaps

2327 draws3119 draws317 draws

Recorded draws since last appearance. A gap does not make a number due.

A common odd/even mix

4 odd · 3 even

36 of 100 draws (36%). This describes a group of combinations, not a better individual entry.

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Interactive number map

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Select a number to inspect it. Darker tiles indicate more appearances. Equal-chance average: 14.9 per number in 100 draws.

View the exact data as a table

Number	Appearances	Draws since seen	Previous window
1	13 (13%)	4	16
2	21 (21%)	5	12
3	9 (9%)	17	25
4	18 (18%)	6	18
5	8 (8%)	3	18
6	15 (15%)	2	17
7	15 (15%)	0	14
8	16 (16%)	1	12
9	13 (13%)	8	17
10	10 (10%)	16	17
11	9 (9%)	13	8
12	11 (11%)	2	16
13	15 (15%)	1	13
14	14 (14.0%)	4	14
15	7 (7.0%)	13	14
16	11 (11%)	16	10
17	25 (25%)	3	13
18	15 (15%)	0	19
19	18 (18%)	0	16
20	12 (12%)	15	11
21	21 (21%)	1	23
22	15 (15%)	0	17
23	12 (12%)	27	9
24	13 (13%)	7	18
25	13 (13%)	4	12
26	15 (15%)	17	14
27	16 (16%)	0	15
28	15 (15%)	17	16
29	18 (18%)	3	13
30	21 (21%)	0	18
31	13 (13%)	19	15
32	16 (16%)	3	14
33	17 (17%)	2	15
34	16 (16%)	1	11
35	19 (19%)	3	11
36	15 (15%)	1	14
37	12 (12%)	14	15
38	16 (16%)	0	16
39	21 (21%)	11	15
40	14 (14.0%)	1	12
41	20 (20%)	4	12
42	11 (11%)	1	16
43	19 (19%)	5	16
44	15 (15%)	9	14
45	14 (14.0%)	5	12
46	12 (12%)	3	16
47	16 (16%)	10	21

Understand the shape of a draw

Patterns, with context

Odd and even

0 odd / 7 even

0 (0%)

1 odd / 6 even

2 (2%)

2 odd / 5 even

17 (17%)

3 odd / 4 even

24 (24%)

4 odd / 3 even

36 (36%)

5 odd / 2 even

16 (16%)

6 odd / 1 even

4 (4%)

7 odd / 0 even

1 (1%)

100 observations. Bars show the share of this sample.

Low and high

Low: 1–23 · High: 24–47

0 low / 7 high

0 (0%)

1 low / 6 high

7 (7.0%)

2 low / 5 high

19 (19%)

3 low / 4 high

35 (35%)

4 low / 3 high

23 (23%)

5 low / 2 high

15 (15%)

6 low / 1 high

1 (1%)

7 low / 0 high

0 (0%)

100 observations. Bars show the share of this sample.

Sum of main numbers

175

Median sum in this sample.

Middle 50% of draw sums: 150.8–194.

A range contains many combinations. Matching a typical sum does not make a specific entry more likely.

Consecutive numbers

60%

60 of 100 draws contained at least one adjacent pair, such as 12 and 13.

Consecutive numbers are a normal part of random draws; excluding them removes valid combinations.

Repeats from one draw to the next

0 repeated

25 (25.3%)

1 repeated

45 (45.5%)

2 repeated

22 (22.2%)

3 repeated

6 (6.1%)

4 repeated

1 (1.0%)

5 repeated

0 (0%)

6 repeated

0 (0%)

7 repeated

0 (0%)

99 observations. Bars show the share of this sample.

Uses 99 adjacent transitions within this sample. Average overlap: 1.1 main numbers.

Pairs seen together

Five high-count main-number pairs; ties use numeric order.

17 + 308 draws
17 + 358 draws
2 + 277 draws
2 + 437 draws
34 + 447 draws

Selected after examining 1,081 possible pairs. The equal-chance average for a fixed pair is 1.9 appearances in this sample. These selected extremes are not forecasts.

Turn exploration into a personal choice

My combination

On your device · No account · No quality score

Keep the numbers you choose, then fill any empty places randomly.

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0 of 7 main numbers selected.

A completed standard entry has division-one odds of 1 in 62,891,499, whichever numbers you choose. Profile labels describe your selection; they do not rate it or improve those odds. Selections are not saved by the site; refreshing the page clears the workspace.

Last checked 2026-11-09. Inspect the draw archive · Data & corrections

How to use these statistics well

Start with the window, not the ranking

Short windows are lively: a few appearances can change a number’s position quickly. Longer windows smooth that variation. Compare 20, 50, 100 and 200 draws before deciding whether a pattern is meaningful to you. A change in position is a description of the sample, not evidence of a change in the lottery’s probabilities.

Use an equal comparison

The change view compares your selected window with an earlier window of the same size, with no overlap. It becomes unavailable when a complete earlier sample is missing. That avoids comparing 200 recent draws with only a handful of older ones.

Keep the game’s pools separate

Oz Lotto draws 7 main numbers from 47, followed by supplementary numbers. Supplementary statistics describe those separate drawn outcomes; they are not extra selections on a standard entry.

Groups and individual entries have different meanings

A common odd/even split or sum range can contain many possible combinations. Its frequency does not make one chosen entry within that group more likely than another valid entry. The selection workspace therefore gives a profile rather than a “quality” or winning score.

Read gaps as bounded observations

“0 draws since seen” means the latest recorded draw. “≥100” means the number did not appear in the selected 100 draws, not that we have established its exact full-history gap. We never label these numbers as overdue.

Trace the figures back to the draws

Each inspected number links to its last appearance within the sample. Historical Powerball and Oz Lotto number pools are excluded from current-format comparisons. Ties use numeric order. Quantiles for sums use linear interpolation; repeated-number charts use adjacent pairs of draws within the selected sample.