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. Daily digit games from fourteen states, reaching back to 1976 — more than 330,000 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.