- How often is the lottery data updated?
- Results refresh automatically after each drawing, typically within about 30 minutes of the numbers being published, using scheduled background updates. A "most recent draw in dataset" date is shown so you can see how current the data is.
- Are these official lottery results?
- No. US Lottery Stats is an unofficial, independent reference. Numbers are sourced from public data feeds (New York State Open Data, the California Lottery and the Massachusetts Lottery). Always confirm winning numbers with the official state lottery before claiming any prize.
- Can these statistics predict winning numbers?
- No. Lottery drawings are random and every combination has an equal chance. Frequency, hot/cold, omission and other tools are historical summaries provided for informational and entertainment purposes only — they do not improve your odds.
- Which lotteries are covered?
- Powerball, Mega Millions, Cash4Life, New York Lotto, California SuperLotto Plus and Lucky for Life. Powerball and Mega Millions are the flagship games with full statistics.
- What analysis tools are available?
- A searchable results archive, prize-tier odds, number frequency (hot & cold), a distribution grid, omission (gap) stats, odd/even, high/low and sum trends, number pairs, positional analysis, sum distribution, draw patterns, a number heatmap, a number checker and a quick-pick generator.
- How are the jackpot amounts calculated?
- Estimated jackpots for Powerball, Mega Millions and SuperLotto Plus are the current advertised amounts from the California Lottery public feed. Games with a fixed top prize (such as Lucky for Life) show that prize instead. Amounts are unofficial estimates — verify with the official lottery.