Powerball · the full record
Powerball statistics
Every Powerball draw is on record, back to the day the current 5 from 69 plus 1 from 26 format began. This is where you start reading that record as data: the numbers drawn most often, the latest result, and the full set of statistics you can explore on Lottiq.
The Powerball record at a glance
Draws on file
1,410
First draw on file
October 7, 2015
Draw days
Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
Latest draw
These figures come straight from the official results and update after every draw.
The most drawn Powerball numbers
Across every draw on file, these five main numbers have come up most often out of the 69 in play. They tell you what has already happened. Nothing here points to what comes next.
The most drawn numbers so far this year
Since January 1, these are the five main numbers that have come up most often, a more recent view next to the all-time list above. Fewer draws mean this list moves more from week to week.
Based on 113 draws so far this year.
What you can explore
Frequency is just one reading. Here is the wider set of Powerball statistics on Lottiq, and where to find each one.
Hot and cold numbers
The numbers running above or below their expected rate across the window you choose, white balls and the red Powerball, side by side.
Gaps and most awaited
How long it has been since each number last appeared, ranked by the longest current gap.
Pairs and patterns
Which numbers have shown up together most across the record, plus sums, spread, and the odd or even balance of a line.
Ticket Fitness
Seven readings of any ticket you build, rolled into one balance score from 0 to 100.
The full gap, pair, and frequency breakdowns open with a free account.
How to read Powerball statistics
Statistics show you the shape of the past: which numbers have run hot, which have gone quiet, how a line tends to spread across the 69 white balls and 26 reds. Every draw is still independent and random, so none of it points to the next result. What it does is help you build a considered, balanced ticket instead of a purely random one, and read the game you are actually playing.
Powerball statistics, answered
- How often is Powerball drawn?
- Powerball is drawn three times a week, on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday nights. Each draw picks five main numbers from 1 to 69 and one Powerball from 1 to 26.
- How many Powerball draws are on record?
- Lottiq holds the full published draw history, and the count on this page updates after every new draw. That whole history is what the statistics are built from.
- What Powerball statistics can I see?
- Frequency and hot or cold rankings, current gaps, pairs and co-occurrence, sums and spread, and a Ticket Fitness score for any line you build.
- Do Powerball statistics predict the next draw?
- No. Every draw is an independent random event, so no pattern in the history changes what comes next. The statistics are here to help you read the game and play with intention, not to forecast a result.
- Why does this year's list look different from the all-time list?
- A shorter run of draws is a smaller sample, so it naturally shifts more than the all-time count. Both describe what has already happened. Neither one forecasts what comes next.
See the whole Powerball picture
Create a free account to open the full statistics: every number's frequency, current gaps, pairs, and a Ticket Fitness score for the lines you build.