Historical counts
Current rules, completed draws
Powerball statistics: frequencies, gaps and patterns
Explore Powerball number frequencies, gaps, odd-even balance, sums, pairs and repeats from the latest 100 comparable official-source draws.
Historical counts
Lowest observed counts
Current loaded history
Draws since last appearance
Number balance
Most common odd/even split
2 odd / 3 even
Powerball: even in 52 of 100 draws
Main-number total
Observed average sum
180.41
Range 93–276; median 178.5.
Adjacent values
Draws with a consecutive pair
24.0%
24 of 100 draws.
Draw-to-draw
Repeated numbers from the previous draw
99 consecutive draw comparisons. Main numbers and Powerballs are counted separately.
| Repetitions | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 1 | 26 |
| 2 | 2 |
| 3 | 1 |
| 4 | 0 |
| 5 | 0 |
| Powerball | 1 |
All main numbers
Main-number appearance counts
All Powerballs
Powerball appearance counts
Formula version 2.1.0. Counts recalculate from stored results after each successful official-feed import.
Read the data clearly
How to use these Powerball statistics
Each panel describes the latest 100 comparable completed draws; it is not a forecast.
Frequency
Appearance counts show how often each main number and Powerball occurred in the displayed sample. The two number pools are always counted separately.
Gaps
A gap is the number of completed draws since a number last appeared. A long gap does not make that number due in an independent future drawing.
Draw patterns
Odd-even balance, sums, consecutive pairs and repeated values summarise whole winning lines so you can understand the history without manually counting rows.
Powerball statistics FAQ
Common questions
Which draws are included?
The page uses up to the latest 100 stored Powerball results that are comparable under the current number rules. The date range shown above the tables identifies the exact sample.
Are frequent or overdue numbers more likely next?
No. Frequency and gap figures describe completed draws only. Every valid line keeps the same published chance in an independent future drawing.
When do the statistics update?
DrawLedger recalculates them after a successful official-feed import. Source conflicts remain marked for review instead of silently changing the confirmed history.
US interpretation
Historical observations, not a selection system
The tables describe completed Powerball draws under comparable current rules. Higher or lower appearance counts do not make a valid number more or less likely in the next independent drawing.
Prize multipliers, state tax treatment and claim rules are outside these frequency calculations. Use the selling lottery for those jurisdiction-specific details.