Hot, cold & overdue
Three views of the same random process
Hot numbers appeared most often, cold numbers least often, and overdue numbers have gone longest without appearing. All three describe history. None of them change the odds of the next draw.
Baseline: each number is expected about 0.0 times in 0 draws.
Hot numbers
- 110× · index 0.00—
- 220× · index 0.00—
- 330× · index 0.00—
- 440× · index 0.00—
- 550× · index 0.00—
- 660× · index 0.00—
- 770× · index 0.00—
- 880× · index 0.00—
- 990× · index 0.00—
- 10100× · index 0.00—
Cold numbers
- 110× · index 0.00—
- 220× · index 0.00—
- 330× · index 0.00—
- 440× · index 0.00—
- 550× · index 0.00—
- 660× · index 0.00—
- 770× · index 0.00—
- 880× · index 0.00—
- 990× · index 0.00—
- 10100× · index 0.00—
Overdue numbers
- 11not in window—
- 22not in window—
- 33not in window—
- 44not in window—
- 55not in window—
- 66not in window—
- 77not in window—
- 88not in window—
- 99not in window—
- 1010not in window—
How to read this honestly
- Draws have no memory. A number absent for 60 draws has exactly the same chance next draw as one drawn last week.
- Over a small window, gaps of this size are the expected outcome of randomness, not a signal.
- Widening the window pushes every frequency index toward 1.00 — that convergence is the clearest evidence the process is fair.
Figures below are computed from a reproducible sample draw archive used to demonstrate the analytics engine. They are not official results — run the results importer to replace them.
Important: This website does not guarantee winning numbers. AI-generated suggestions are based on historical statistics and probability analysis for informational and entertainment purposes only. Lottery results are random. Need support? Call ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600.