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Mega Millions Number Statistics

Every number drawn since the current 5/70 format began, counted honestly — with a clear note on what the numbers can and can't tell you.

1 in 290.5MJackpot odds
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How to read these stats

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So treat "hot" and "cold" as a fun look back, not a tip sheet. These counts don't make any number more or less likely next drawing. Anyone selling a "system" built on them is selling the gambler's fallacy.

Main numbers (1–70)

How often each white ball has been drawn. Use the range below to explore any window of history.

Most drawn

Least drawn

"Cold" doesn't mean "due." Each is just as likely as any other next draw.

Every number, drawn from zero

most drawnleast drawneven average
118355270
Date range All time Last 5 years Last 12 months Last 90 days

The Mega Ball (1–24)

The gold ball is drawn from a separate pool of 24. These counts cover only the current pool, which began in April 2025 — a shorter, newer span than the main numbers above.

Most drawn

Least drawn

With a small sample, these gaps are almost entirely noise. Expected if perfectly even: about each.

Mega Ball frequency

even average
16121824

Test a line against history

Pick five numbers and a Mega Ball, and see how the exact line — and partial matches — have actually landed since 2017.

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How Mega Millions works

The essentials, the current odds, and where the money sits.

A Mega Millions play costs $5. You pick five main numbers from 1 to 70 and one gold Mega Ball from 1 to 24. Drawings are held Tuesday and Friday nights. To win the jackpot you must match all five main numbers plus the Mega Ball — odds of about 1 in 290.5 million. Since April 2025 every play includes a built-in random multiplier (2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, or 10×) that applies to all non-jackpot prizes, so the smallest prize you can actually win is $10.

MatchBase prizeOdds (1 in)
5 + Mega BallJackpot290,472,336
5$1,000,00012,629,232
4 + Mega Ball$10,000893,762
4$50038,860
3 + Mega Ball$20013,966
3$10607
2 + Mega Ball$10665
1 + Mega Ball$786
Mega Ball only$536

Overall odds of winning any prize: about 1 in 23. Base prizes shown; every play's built-in 2×–10× multiplier raises all non-jackpot prizes (it does not apply to the jackpot).

Common questions

Do "hot" numbers have a better chance of being drawn?

No. Each drawing is independent, so a number that has come up often has exactly the same chance next time as one that hasn't. The frequency counts on this page describe the past; they don't predict the future.

Are "cold" numbers due to hit?

Also no — that's the same gambler's fallacy in reverse. A number being drawn less often doesn't build up any pressure to appear. Over a long enough run the counts even out on their own, not because any single draw is "owed."

Why do the main numbers and the Mega Ball cover different spans?

The main 5/70 format has been stable since October 2017, so the white-ball counts go back that far. The Mega Ball pool shrank from 25 to 24 on April 8, 2025, so we count the Mega Ball only from then on — mixing the two pools would distort the numbers. That's why the Mega Ball chart rests on a smaller, newer sample.

Where does this data come from?

Official winning numbers published by the New York State Gaming Commission, refreshed after each drawing. The counts are recomputed from the full draw history every time the data updates.