Megamillions Pattern Analysis
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Appearing 4.92% of the time, the number 17 has won 34 times. Ball 17's number of appearances puts it 1.8277 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 4.92% of the time, the number 13 has won 34 times. Ball 13's number of appearances puts it 1.8277 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 4.78% of the time, the number 12 has won 33 times. Ball 12's number of appearances puts it 1.7278 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 4.05% of the time, the number 16 has won 28 times. |
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Appearing 3.91% of the time, the number 15 has won 27 times. |
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Appearing 3.91% of the time, the number 18 has won 27 times. |
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Appearing 3.76% of the time, the number 14 has won 26 times. |
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Appearing 3.76% of the time, the number 20 has won 26 times. |
After looking at the behavior of the numbers in aggregate, the occurrence of numbers respective to their stratification was analyzed. On this page, you will find an analysis of the most frequently winning numbers for the second stratification. This positional analysis focused on how the numbers fit within their sorted, stratified position, not their actual drawn order which does not matter.
MegaMillions uses 5 balls ranging from 1 to 56 followed by a sixth MegaBall ranging from 1 to 46. This historical analysis spans the current MegaMillions configuration with 691 drawings spanning from June 24, 2005 through the drawing on January 31, 2012. Check back on this page regularly for the latest, dynamically generated historical analysis following each new drawing.
NOTE: Remember, the historical occurence of numbers is NO GUARANTEE of continued performance or future occurence. The mathematical odds of winning the MegaMillion jackpot are still 1 in 21,085,384,320.