Megamillions Pattern Analysis
As of 28 October 2017, the MegaMillions lottery changed to use 5 balls ranging from 1 to 70 followed by a sixth MegaBall ranging from 1 to 25. This historical analysis spans the current MegaMillions configuration with 234 drawings spanning from October 31, 2017 through the drawing on January 24, 2020. Check back on this page regularly for the latest, dynamically generated historical analysis following each new drawing.
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On this page, you will find an analysis of the most frequently winning MegaMillions numbers. Some players believe the optimal approach to choosing winning numbers is to keep playing the numbers that appear the most. Return to the main page for more MegaMillions strategies and number statistics. |
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Appearing 10.68% of the time, the number 31 has won 25 times. Ball 31's number of appearances puts it 1.9336 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 10.26% of the time, the number 10 has won 24 times. Ball 10's number of appearances puts it 1.7003 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 10.26% of the time, the number 14 has won 24 times. Ball 14's number of appearances puts it 1.7003 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 10.26% of the time, the number 62 has won 24 times. Ball 62's number of appearances puts it 1.7003 deviations above the mean. |
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Appearing 9.83% of the time, the number 4 has won 23 times. |
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Appearing 9.83% of the time, the number 17 has won 23 times. |
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Appearing 9.83% of the time, the number 42 has won 23 times. |
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Appearing 9.83% of the time, the number 48 has won 23 times. |
NOTE: Remember, the historical occurence of numbers is NO GUARANTEE of continued performance or future occurence. While players have a 1 in 15 chance of winning a prize, the mathematical odds of winning the MegaMillions jackpot are still 1 in 250 million. For more chances at winning it big, try the PowerBall Pattern Analysis site as well for more dynamic lottery statistics.