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Compare the odds of winning across every major U.S. lottery game type, from Pick 3 to Powerball, and learn why smaller prize pools often mean smarter bets.
Find out how lottery revenue is divided between prizes, retailer commissions, operations, and state programs -- and which states fund education, parks, seniors, and more.
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The National Dashboard aggregates live analytics from all 43 US state lotteries simultaneously, surfacing consensus hot and cold digits, recent state activity, and quick-navigation cards to any individual state.
Enter any Pick 3 or Pick 4 combination and instantly see how many times it has hit — straight and box — in every US state that runs that game. Find out if your number has a national track record.
The National Record Book tracks the most extreme statistical events across all US state lotteries — the longest droughts, hottest consecutive streaks, and most active digits — broken down by state and game.
Select two or more US states and view their digit frequency distributions, hot and cold numbers, gap lengths, and draw volume side by side — ideal for players who buy tickets in multiple states.
The State Rankings page scores all US states across multiple dimensions — total draws, draw frequency, database depth, and digit balance — so you know which states have the richest data and most interesting patterns.
The National Draw Schedule shows every draw time for every game across all 43 US states, filterable by game type — the fastest way to know exactly when your numbers will be drawn.
Trend Intelligence identifies digits showing significant momentum across multiple states simultaneously — rising, falling, and most active — surfacing pattern shifts that single-state analysis would miss.
The National Hot Map displays a geographic heatmap of the US where each state is color-coded by how hot or cold a selected digit is — see national patterns at a glance and drill into any state instantly.
National Charts shows time-series charts for aggregated draw volume across all states — monthly totals, per-state activity bars, and game type breakdowns — so you can understand the full scope and coverage of the lottery database.
The National Pair Frequency page ranks every two-digit combination by how often they appear together in the same draw across all US states — find the pairs that consistently show up nationally versus those unique to one region.
National Position Analysis shows which digits dominate each drawing position across all US states simultaneously — with deviation from the expected 10% baseline highlighted to surface genuine position bias.
The Correlation Matrix computes how similar each US state's digit frequency distribution is to every other state — with a full N×N heatmap and a Similarity Ranker tab for quickly finding your state's closest neighbors.
The Cross-State Backtest tests any Pick 3 or Pick 4 combination against all US state databases simultaneously and shows straight hits, box hits, and hit rate for every state — with the best-performing state highlighted.
Enter a drought length or frequency deviation and find out what national percentile it falls in — is this number's gap truly unusual, or does it happen all the time across US lotteries?
The Cross-State Streak Finder shows which US state has the longest active drought for each digit 0–9, ranked by gap ratio.
Three statistical tools in one: rank US states by randomness score, explore how any digit compares to its expected 10% frequency across states, and test whether two states have independent distributions.
The LLN Visualizer lets you add US states one by one and watch lottery digit frequencies converge toward the expected 10% as sample size grows.
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