Statistics
Daily 4 statistics
Computed from 1,469 draws between Sep 25, 2022 and Oct 1, 2026. Daily 4 draws four digits from 0–9 in each position. Digits repeat and position matters.
Read this before you read the charts
If Daily 4 were perfectly even, every number would have come up about 588 times. They have not, and the gaps below are real. But they are the size you would expect from chance alone: the most extreme number in this archive sits just 1.9 standard deviations from the average, which is unremarkable across 10 numbers.
In other words, these charts describe what has happened. They do not predict what will. A number drawn 40 times and a number drawn 25 times have exactly the same chance in the next draw.
How often each number has been drawn
Green bars are above the expected count of 588, grey are below. Hover a bar for the exact figure.
Drawn most often
Highest count in the archive. Not 'lucky', just the top of a normal spread.
- 8619 times
- 9613 times
- 1599 times
- 6591 times
- 5590 times
- 3583 times
Drawn least often
Lowest count. Equally not 'unlucky', and no more likely to correct itself.
- 2551 times
- 4572 times
- 0575 times
- 7583 times
- 3583 times
- 5590 times
Longest absent
Draws since last seen. Popularly called 'overdue'; statistically it means nothing.
- 06 draws
- 95 draws
- 63 draws
- 42 draws
- 52 draws
- 31 draws
Odd and even split
How the 4 numbers have divided between odd and even.
- 2 odd / 2 even35.0%
- 3 odd / 1 even26.8%
- 1 odd / 3 even25.9%
- 4 odd / 0 even6.5%
- 0 odd / 4 even5.9%
Low and high split
Split at the midpoint of the 0–9 pool.
- 2 low / 2 high38.3%
- 1 low / 3 high24.4%
- 3 low / 1 high24.3%
- 0 low / 4 high7.4%
- 4 low / 0 high5.5%
Draw totals
Adding the 4 numbers together, half of all draws land between 14 and 22, with a median of 18. The Balanced and Contrarian generators aim between 11 and 26, which covers roughly eight draws in ten.
- Lowest ever
- 1
- Median
- 18
- Average
- 18
- Highest ever
- 36
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