TheLotteryReport

Powerball Number Statistics

Frequency and gap statistics for all 69 white ball numbers and 26 red Powerball numbers

Color Legend
Most frequent
Above average
Average
Least frequent
Overdue

White Ball Numbers (1-69)

1142213931484138513761397144814391381014411153121561312814142151321614617142181411914720146211592214323168241422512826120271532816929133301403114132163331553412935127361623714638138391654014841142421284313644152451544612347150481334913150137511355215553150541505513656134571375813659155608661117621086310664110658166966798689369112

Powerball Numbers (1-26)

17026536347657266276386196510601163125913631476156016571761187519672073216822582365247825742664

Most Frequent

1.28
169x
2.23
168x
3.39
165x
4.32
163x
5.36
162x
6.21
159x
7.12
156x
8.33
155x
9.52
155x
10.59
155x

Least Frequent

1.65
81x
2.60
86x
3.68
93x
4.66
96x
5.67
98x
6.63
106x
7.62
108x
8.64
110x
9.69
112x
10.61
117x

Most Overdue

1.42
51 draws
2.67
37 draws
3.2
34 draws
4.9
32 draws
5.17
32 draws
6.61
32 draws
7.65
29 draws
8.12
28 draws
9.50
27 draws
10.7
23 draws

Understanding Number Statistics

This page displays frequency statistics for all Powerball numbers. The grid uses color coding to show relative frequency - warmer colors (red/orange) indicate numbers drawn more often, while cooler colors (blue) indicate less frequent numbers.

Numbers with a colored ring are "overdue" - meaning they haven't been drawn for longer than their historical average gap. However, this is purely descriptive; each draw is random and independent.

How Powerball Works

In each Powerball drawing, 5 white balls are drawn from a pool of 69 balls, and 1 red Powerball is drawn from a separate pool of 26 balls. The two pools are completely independent.

Note: Past frequency does not predict future results. Every number has an equal probability of being drawn in each new drawing.