Powerball Statistics

Powerball Hot & Cold Lottery Numbers

Most and least frequently drawn Powerball numbers over the last 90 days of official drawings. Every drawing is independent and random, so past frequency has no effect on future draws.

Data through the November 2, 2026 drawing ยท 39 draws in the last 90 days

Based on 39 draws, 2026-08-05 to 2026-11-02

Main Numbers

04
6x
15
5x
21
5x
29
5x
42
5x
54
5x

Powerball

09
4x
23
4x
07
3x

Number pairs drawn together 3+ times

With this few draws, pairs landing together once or twice is expected by chance, so only 3+ are shown.

No pair has reached that threshold in this window.

Number Toolkit

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2026-08-05 to 2026-11-02
Hottop quarterWarmabove medianCoolbelow medianColdbottom quarter
012x
023x
033x
046x
054x
062x
072x
083x
093x
102x
113x
122x
134x
144x
155x
164x
173x
184x
194x
202x
215x
221x
234x
242x
253x
263x
271x
282x
295x
302x
312x
324x
333x
341x
352x
361x
373x
382x
391x
403x
411x
425x
430x
443x
452x
461x
472x
481x
494x
504x
512x
521x
531x
545x
555x
563x
574x
585x
593x
602x
613x
621x
632x
645x
655x
662x
673x
682x
693x

Every ball is shown with how many times it was drawn in these 39 draws. Pure chance would give each ball about 2.8 appearances, so most of the spread you see is ordinary random variation.

Spread vs. chance: 0.70x (1.00x = exactly what random draws produce). That is what pure chance looks like, so the hot and cold colors here are mostly random variation.

For entertainment only. Every drawing is independent and random, so hot, cold and overdue labels describe the past and do not predict the next draw. See the real odds or why "due" numbers are a myth.

Why "Hot" and "Cold" Numbers Don't Predict the Next Draw

Every Powerball drawing is an independent, random event โ€” the machine has no memory of past draws. A number that's come up often in the last 90 days is not "due" to keep appearing, and a number that hasn't been drawn recently isn't "due" to appear either. This page exists purely so you can see the real historical frequency data for yourself. For the actual odds, see the odds calculator; to watch streaks like these appear from pure chance, run the number simulator; and for why "due" numbers are a myth, read the gambler's fallacy entry.

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