ℹConsecutive numbers view is now on. Please note how any Canada 6/49 consecutive numbers in the results are now easily identifiable. They're kind of sticking to each other. The square corners between make them look like they're one whole number.
ℹCanada 6/49 number trends have been turned on. Note that the trends are being calculated in relation to the previous drawn results in this same lottery. On a desktop, hovering the trends will also show how many units any particular lotto number moved up or down. If it's not steady (repeating number) of course.
ℹSUM of numbers is on. Under each set of results you will find a box labeled "SUM Nrs" with a value under that label. That value represents the sum of the main numbers in that particular set of results. The Bonus Ball numbers are not counted since they are not relevant for the analysis.
ℹSUM of digits setting is on. The value in the box labeled "SUM Digits" represents the sum of the digits that make up the main numbers of the set of results. The Bonus Ball numbers are not counted since they are not relevant for the analysis. For example, if two numbers are 15 and 23, the sum of their digits would be 1+5+2+3=11.
ℹNumbers range is now on. It is the difference between the highest and the lowest drawn Canada 6/49 numbers in any set of results.
ℹE/O (Evens/Odds) setting is switched on. This tool shows you how many even and how many odd numbers have been drawn in each of the results on this page.
ℹRD (Repeating Decades) on. This setting is meant to inform you about how many of the decades are repeating, if any. Since most lotto numbers are under 100, this would be the first digit in a number contained by the results. If no repeating decades exist, it means each decade is present once (1+1+1+1...)
ℹRLd (Repeating Last digits) on. Very similar to the RD (Repeating Decades) the difference being that, under RLd we count how many times the last digit is being repeated. The last digit can be anywhere from 0 (zero) to 9.
ℹRepeat setting switched on. With this setting turned on you can see which numbers, if any, were shared by two adjacent sets of results. In other words, the numbers that came out in one draw and then they came out again in the very next draw.
Latest results → Wednesday, April 17th
Our best prediction for this draw
Notable in these results
- The first 3 statistical factors (Sum of numbers, Sum of digits and Numbers range) are mixed.
- Except for 2 (7, 41), all are even numbers: (4, 8, 14, 46)
- The greatest distance between two adjacent numbers in these results is 27 (14 to 41) while the smallest distance is 1 (due to the consecutive numbers)
- Numbers 41 from this draw can be found in the previous Canada 6/49 numbers and/or their neighbors.
- Look how close to each other these 3 numbers have been: 4, 7, 8. Only 4 numbers apart and they all share the same decade represented by number 0
Brief latest statistics
Table containing the statistical factors updated after the latest results.
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The latest Canada 6/49 results in a nutshell.
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This heat map shows the frequency of each of the Canada 6/49 numbers in the form of a color between yellow and red. The more the color of the lotto number is towards the red, the more frequently that particular number was drawn during all draws. The small black box over the upper left of each Canada 6/49 number represents how many times that particular number has been drawn.
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The hot, cold and overdue numbers based on the last 4 weeks and 100 draws respectively.
↙ 4 weeks ↙ 100 drawsNext winning numbers
Want to know the next Canada 6/49 winning numbers? The lotto numbers that followed (HAVE been drawn immediately after) the ones in this draw may provide a good clue.
↙ Show MeNumbers that did not follow
These are the Canada 6/49 numbers that NEVER followed (have never been drawn immediately after) the ones in this draw.
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This is the average of the Canada 6/49 numbers based on the last 100 draws.
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