Most of the sums can be made up of more then one number combination. The closer a sum is to the center sum range, the higher a number of combinations making it up. For example for Lotto 6/49 the center falls at 150 and there is 165,772 number combinations which sum is 150. This trend is the best represented by the chart:

Chart characteristics for other games are very similar. The numeric details of each game can be viewed on separate pages. Click the game name to display the corresponding details:

It should be obviuos that for Lotto 6/49, Quebec 49, Ontario 49, and BC 49 the details are identical. The number range is the same for each (1-49) and 6 numbers are drawn.

When graphical interpretation of the query is not difficult, analysis of numeric details can be a little bit more complex because of number of data. This is why we derived a method of gruping sums. We divide all sums into equal segments of sum ranges and calculate frequencies for each segment. It is very important each segment consist of the same number of sums. The following table shows how we split sum ranges for each game into equal segments and how many number combinations belongs to a segment:

Only Pogo groups cannot satisfy the condition of equal segments. The last Pogo group contains one sum less then others. Groups in other games are equal with regard to number of sums.

As an example we display a chart for Lotto 6/49. Others are identical as far as their configuration is concerned:

Everything what was said so far analyzes theoretical aspect of sum frequencies. It should be interesting to compare theory with actual draw results. Go back to the top of this page and submit your queries.

NOTE: The form allows you the select the year range between 1982 and current year; however not all games started in 1982. To view starting dates of all the games stored in our database please read Database Facts.