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Statistics for Lotofácil
Statistics of real draws
Lotofácil (until the draw 3818 on Oct 30, 2026)

General frequency

Total occurrences of each number
Number
Actual frequency
Expected frequency
20
2380
25
2372
10
2368
11
2350
13
2325
24
2322
1
2314
4
2310
14
2308
3
2303
5
2301
12
2297
15
2285
2
2280
19
2279
9
2277
22
2275
21
2268
18
2267
7
2254
6
2248
23
2244
17
2241
8
2216
16
2186
No.
Actual
occurrences
Expected
occurrences
Last
draw
Longest
interval
Current
interval
Average
interval
20
2380
2290.8
3818
9
0
1.60
25
2372
2290.8
3817
12
1
1.61
10
2368
2290.8
3817
9
1
1.61
11
2350
2290.8
3817
9
1
1.62
13
2325
2290.8
3817
8
1
1.64
24
2322
2290.8
3818
9
0
1.64
1
2314
2290.8
3816
8
2
1.65
4
2310
2290.8
3818
8
0
1.65
14
2308
2290.8
3818
12
0
1.65
3
2303
2290.8
3818
9
0
1.66
5
2301
2290.8
3818
10
0
1.66
12
2297
2290.8
3818
10
0
1.66
15
2285
2290.8
3818
10
0
1.67
2
2280
2290.8
3818
12
0
1.67
19
2279
2290.8
3818
13
0
1.68
9
2277
2290.8
3815
9
3
1.68
22
2275
2290.8
3818
8
0
1.68
21
2268
2290.8
3814
11
4
1.68
18
2267
2290.8
3817
9
1
1.68
7
2254
2290.8
3812
11
6
1.69
6
2248
2290.8
3818
11
0
1.70
23
2244
2290.8
3818
8
0
1.70
17
2241
2290.8
3818
11
0
1.70
8
2216
2290.8
3817
11
1
1.72
16
2186
2290.8
3818
10
0
1.75
  • The table shows data on how many times each number was drawn considering all draws of lotofácil (with the current matrix).
  • Actual occurrences are the total real occurrences of the numbers in draws.
  • Expected occurrences are the expected occurrences for each number according to mathematical probability.
  • Last draw is the most recent draw in which the number was drawn.
  • Longest interval is the longest gap between draws in which the number was drawn.
  • Current interval is the current gap since the last draw in which the number was drawn.
  • Average interval is the general average of intervals between draws in which the number was drawn (until the last draw in which the number was drawn).
  • The actual and expected occurrences tend to get closer to each other the larger the sample.