Most Common North Carolina Pick 4 Digit Pairs (2026)

Pick 4 — North Carolina Lottery · Updated October 2026

Pair frequency analysis for North Carolina Pick 4 tracks which two-digit pairs appear together most often. With four positions producing six pairs per draw, patterns accumulate more quickly than in Pick 3.

The top 20 pairs table shows the most frequent combinations. The heatmap gives a visual overview of all 55 unique pairs (10x10 grid). Darker cells indicate higher co-occurrence. Compare with individual digit frequency to distinguish true pair strength from individual digit popularity.

High pair frequency primarily reflects individual digit frequency, not a special pairing relationship. Use pair data as supplemental information, not a primary selection strategy.

Top 20 Pairs

PairCount%
4-61590—%
2-91530—%
4-51529—%
5-91514—%
1-61505—%
3-81504—%
2-61491—%
1-71487—%
2-81481—%
3-71480—%
4-81474—%
0-61473—%
6-71469—%
2-51468—%
1-81467—%
2-31463—%
7-81460—%
2-71460—%
3-51454—%
1-21453—%

Pair Heatmap

0123456789
01473
11453150514871467
21453146314681491146014811530
31463145414801504
4152915901474
51468145415291514
614731505149115901469
714871460148014691460
814671481150414741460
915301514
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