A DATA OBSERVATORY

Decades of draws.
No predictions.

DrawData turns public lottery history into an interactive, honest data instrument. Powerball winning numbers since 1992. Mega Millions since 2002. Pick 3 and Pick 4 results from Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Texas, and North Carolina — a quarter-million draws in all. Watch frequencies converge, gaps wander, sums settle into a bell. Test your favorite “system” in the Formula Lab and see, with your own eyes, why randomness is randomness.

Principle

Descriptive, not predictive.

Centerpiece

The Formula Lab.

Compose a transformation rule from the previous draw — shifts, mirrors, anchors — and backtest it across every consecutive draw. See the empirical hit rate beside the chance baseline, side by side. Spoiler: they match.

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What's on this site

Five states, two national games, every draw on record.

Powerball winning numbers back to the game's first 1992 draw, with separate era tagging through every matrix change (5/55 in 2002, 5/59 in 2009, 5/69 + 1/26 since October 2015).

Mega Millions history since the game launched in 2002, including the April 2025 matrix change to 5/70 + 1/24. National draws, sourced from data.ny.gov.

Pennsylvania Pick 3 and Pick 4 — the deepest record on the site, every draw since the PA Lottery began them in 1977 / 1980. Midday and Evening streams kept separate.

New Jersey Pick-3 and Pick-4Midday and Evening results since 2015. Pulled directly from njlottery.com.

Wisconsin Pick 3 and Pick 4history from 1992 / 1997 to today. Midday and Evening draws.

Texas Pick 3 and Daily 4 — Texas runs four daily draws (Morning, Day, Evening, Night); we expose the two flagship Day + Night times since 1993 / 2007.

North Carolina Pick 3 and Pick 4Day and Evening winning numbers since the NC Education Lottery's first draws in 2006 / 2009.

Every dataset feeds the same set of analytics: digit frequency, pair and triple co-occurrence, gap distributions, sums, positional bias, stream comparisons, and a draw-by-draw backtester in the Formula Lab. Nothing predicts the future. Everything describes the past.