Tout ou Rien Hot & Cold Numbers

Frequency of every number (1–24)

These are historical facts, not predictions. Lottery draws are independent events — a hot number is not more likely to appear again, and an overdue number is not "due". Every combination has identical odds in every draw.

Odd / even split

Across the same 152 draws. Balanced mixes appear most simply because far more balanced combinations exist — every individual combination remains equally likely.

Sum of numbers — distribution

Sum of the 12 main numbers per draw: min 105, median 149, max 193.

The bell shape is pure combinatorics: mid-range sums simply have more ways to occur. Playing a "mid-range sum" does not improve your odds — every combination has the same chance.

Hit & miss grid — last 20 draws

Each row = one number; each column = one draw (most recent on the left). ● = drawn.

A visual history, nothing more: streaks and gaps carry no predictive value.

Most common pairs — numbers drawn together

Most common triplets

Pairs and triplets counted across the same 152 draws. A historical coincidence — no pair or triplet is more likely to repeat.

How these statistics are calculated

• Source — every draw is imported from official lottery publications and stored with its full payload; counts are recomputed automatically after each draw.
• Era-aware — when a game changes its number pool (like Lotto Max moving from 1–50 to 1–52 in April 2026), statistics restart with the new format. Mixing pools would make low numbers look artificially "hotter".
• Window — "Last 20/50/100" counts only the most recent N draws of the current format; "All draws" covers the entire current format in our archive (152 draws).
• Last seen — how many draws ago a number last appeared in the main numbers (0 = the latest draw).