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Washington Daily Game · positional

Washington Daily Game — positional

Three digits, 0–9, drawn once nightly by the Washington Lottery ("Daily Game", ~8:00 PM PT). Single daily draw — no midday/evening split. Outcome space: 1,000 combinations.

295 draws2025-12-21 → 2026-10-11
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Each cell shows how often a digit landed in a particular slot. If the draws are fair, every slot should look like 0–9 picked from a hat — about 10% each, with sample noise. Any heat pattern you can see by eye is almost certainly within that noise band.
showing 295 draws (combined)
Digit-by-position heatmap

Which digit shows up where

How often each digit 0–9 landed in each position
pos / digit0123456789
P1
32
10.8%
36
12.2%
29
9.8%
29
9.8%
26
8.8%
32
10.8%
24
8.1%
25
8.5%
30
10.2%
32
10.8%
P2
39
13.2%
34
11.5%
17
5.8%
29
9.8%
23
7.8%
19
6.4%
28
9.5%
27
9.2%
43
14.6%
36
12.2%
P3
26
8.8%
30
10.2%
31
10.5%
30
10.2%
29
9.8%
33
11.2%
30
10.2%
29
9.8%
25
8.5%
32
10.8%
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Sum distribution

All digits added together (0–27)

Middling sums are commonest simply because more digit combinations produce them.

Draw count for each possible digit sum
00
11
21
34
45
513
610
75
88
918
1017
1122
1218
1322
1421
1517
1623
1719
1822
1911
2012
2114
223
235
243
250
261
270
Draw shapes

Repeats inside one draw

All distinct212 · 71.9%
Has a double82 · 27.8%
Has a triple1 · 0.3%
Has a quad0 · 0.0%
Digital root distribution

Sum reduced to a single digit (0–9)

Digital root keeps adding digits until one is left. Reference under uniform digits ≈ 11.1% per class for 1–9, lower for 0.

root = 00 · 0.0%
root = 129 · 9.8%
root = 235 · 11.9%
root = 336 · 12.2%
root = 430 · 10.2%
root = 539 · 13.2%
root = 630 · 10.2%
root = 728 · 9.5%
root = 828 · 9.5%
root = 940 · 13.6%
Box-type breakdown

Pick 3 box types

Observed share vs the theoretical share under uniform random digits.

single71.9% · expected 72.0%
double27.8% · expected 27.0%
triple0.3% · expected 1.0%