Drawing date05-22-2026
Next drawing05-26-2026
Next jackpot$2,600,000

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Connecticut – Lotto

Latest verified draw and decision-oriented lottery intelligence in one place. Start with the result, then compare frequency, recency, crowd-risk, and structured planning tools.

02 13 17 23 26 33

How to use this Lotto results and prediction page

This page is built for searchers who want more than a raw lottery result. It connects the latest draw with hot/cold numbers, skip and recency context, AI-assisted tools, odds awareness, and practical strategy guidance.

If you came for the latest result

Start with the verified draw date and drawn numbers at the top. Then compare the result against recent frequency, recency, and distribution behavior for Lotto.

If you came for predictions

Use the recommended plays and AI tools as structured research aids. They organize historical signals, but they do not guarantee future results because lottery drawings remain random and independent.

If you are a beginner

Read the simple notes first. Focus on what each signal means before choosing numbers: hot/cold activity, skip timing, balance, spread, odds, and common public-pick patterns.

If you are advanced

Use the deeper tables, recency windows, combination profiles, and related tools to compare short-term movement against longer-window behavior without exposing proprietary model logic.

Free value vs. deeper tools

This page gives the public analysis foundation. SKAI, AI Predictions, Skip & Hit, heatmaps, and member tools are the next step when you want broader modeling and saved workflows.

Why return before each draw

New results can change frequency leaders, quiet-number stretches, pattern balance, and strategy context. Returning after updates keeps your review grounded in the latest available draw history.

Most active
40, 15, 14, 34
Highest appearance counts in the last 100 draws.
Quietest now
31, 43, 28, 18
Numbers sitting furthest from their most recent appearance.
Repeated recently
02, 13, 17, 23, 33
Latest draw numbers that also appeared in the trailing 5 draws.
Window
100
Main draw windows analyzed.

Best play recommendations

Four structured play lines derived from frequency, recency, range coverage, and anti-crowd signal combinations. These are decision aids, not predictions.

Value Play Higher concentration profile
Frequency-weighted
02 04 14 15 34 40

Weighted toward numbers with the highest appearance frequency in the current window.

Balanced Play Balanced concentration
Frequency + recency blend
14 15 16 18 35 40

Blends recent high-frequency numbers with numbers due for a return based on recency signals.

Coverage Play Lower concentration risk
Range spread
01 09 17 25 33 41

Prioritizes low-mid-high distribution and spacing for broader matrix coverage.

Anti-Crowd Play Higher variance profile
Split-risk aware
13 22 23 26 36 38

Shifts away from birthday-heavy and common visual picks to reduce crowd overlap.

Simple explanation: Best plays combine multiple signals so you can act with structure instead of selecting lines randomly. A profile can still miss — each draw remains independent.

Overview

High-level frequency and recency charts for fast orientation.

Top active numbers Highest frequency in last 100 draws
Quiet stretches Longest absence from latest appearance
Frequency and recency are historical signals. They do not influence the outcome of future draws.
Simple explanation: Frequency = how often. Recency = how long ago. Neither predicts the next result.

Combination Profile

Structural signatures across the latest draw and recommendation profiles.

Latest draw — 02, 13, 17, 23, 26, 33

Odd even: 4 odd / 2 even

Low high: 3 low / 3 high

Sum: 114

Spread: 31

Consecutive: 0

Repeated: 6

Cluster density: Wide spread

Value play — 02, 04, 14, 15, 34, 40

Odd even: 1 odd / 5 even

Low high: 4 low / 2 high

Sum: 109

Spread: 38

Consecutive: 1

Repeated: 1

Cluster density: Wide spread

Balanced play — 14, 15, 16, 18, 35, 40

Odd even: 2 odd / 4 even

Low high: 4 low / 2 high

Sum: 138

Spread: 26

Consecutive: 2

Repeated: 0

Cluster density: Wide spread

Anti-crowd play — 13, 22, 23, 26, 36, 38

Odd even: 2 odd / 4 even

Low high: 2 low / 4 high

Sum: 158

Spread: 25

Consecutive: 1

Repeated: 3

Cluster density: Wide spread

Simple explanation: A profile is the shape of a line — odd/even split, low/high balance, spacing. Comparing shapes helps avoid accidental duplication.

Anti-crowd intelligence

Crowd-likeness scoring estimates how likely a line resembles common public selection patterns.

Value Play: Medium crowd risk

Some birthday-range or visual pattern overlap. Moderate split-risk if jackpot attention is high.

Balanced Play: High crowd risk

Line overlaps strongly with birthday-range and visual patterns common in public picks.

Coverage Play: High crowd risk

Line overlaps strongly with birthday-range and visual patterns common in public picks.

Anti-Crowd Play: Medium crowd risk

Some birthday-range or visual pattern overlap. Moderate split-risk if jackpot attention is high.

Simple explanation: Anti-crowd does not improve winning odds. It reduces the chance of sharing prizes if many people pick similar lines.

Bankroll Planner

Choose a budget structure first, then align play style and spread depth.

$5–$10

Lines: 2–4 lines

Style: Single-strategy focused

Priority: Value over spread

Anti-crowd: Optional at this level

$15–$25

Lines: 6–10 lines

Style: Mixed strategies

Priority: Balance both signals

Anti-crowd: Recommended for jackpot draws

$30–$50

Lines: 12–20 lines

Style: Multi-strategy spread

Priority: Coverage priority

Anti-crowd: Strong recommendation

$50+

Lines: 20+ lines

Style: Full portfolio approach

Priority: Spread > concentration

Anti-crowd: Always apply

Recency

How recently each latest-draw number was previously seen, and how perspective shifts across windows.

Current draw history Previous appearance for each latest drawn value
02
Previously seen May 5, 2026
5 drws ago
13
Previously seen May 8, 2026
4 drws ago
17
Previously seen May 12, 2026
3 drws ago
23
Previously seen May 12, 2026
3 drws ago
26
Previously seen April 24, 2026
8 drws ago
33
Previously seen May 19, 2026
1 drws ago
Window comparison 50-draw vs 300-draw leading numbers

Window shift note

In the last 50 draws, the leading numbers are 40, 04, 14, 15, 25. Across the last 300 draws, the leaders shift to 12, 37, 30, 42, 06. A difference between the two windows suggests recent concentration or cool-off patterns.

Recent 50-draw leaders

40, 04, 14, 15, 25

Broader 300-draw leaders

12, 37, 30, 42, 06

Simple explanation: Recency shows how long numbers have been absent. It provides timing context, not prediction.

Frequency

Complete main-number distribution across all values 1–44.

Full main-number distribution All values 1–44, last 100 draws
Recency distribution Distance since last appearance for each number
The complete distribution is best used as a reference layer. The overview modules above are optimized for quick reading.
Simple explanation: This full chart is a map of historical counts and spacing. Use it to validate line balance before finalizing tickets.

Tables and tracked numbers

Exact counts, recency, and number tracking. Adjust analysis windows using the form below.

Main numbers table 1–44, last 100 draws
NumberDrawnLast SeenTrack
01 14× 2 drws ago
02 17× In last drw
03 11× 15 drws ago
04 17× 2 drws ago
05 13× 7 drws ago
06 13× 3 drws ago
07 17× 2 drws ago
08 14× 5 drws ago
09 11× 4 drws ago
10 15× 4 drws ago
11 11× 6 drws ago
12 15× 18 drws ago
13 14× In last drw
14 18× 3 drws ago
15 19× 2 drws ago
16 12× 27 drws ago
17 15× In last drw
18 10× 47 drws ago
19 17× 4 drws ago
20 10× 14 drws ago
21 13× 8 drws ago
22 14× 15 drws ago
23 14× In last drw
24 13× 3 drws ago
25 16× 7 drws ago
26 14× In last drw
27 11× 12 drws ago
28 24 drws ago
29 12× 14 drws ago
30 10× 10 drws ago
31 5 drws ago
32 15× 2 drws ago
33 15× In last drw
34 18× 7 drws ago
35 11× 28 drws ago
36 14× 8 drws ago
37 12× 10 drws ago
38 14× 7 drws ago
39 15× 3 drws ago
40 22× 3 drws ago
41 12× 7 drws ago
42 13× 17 drws ago
43 5 drws ago
44 14× 11 drws ago

Tracked main numbers

Select numbers to track them here.

Next steps and advanced tools

The results page establishes context. These tools take that context into deeper modeling and structured exploration.

SKAI Analysis

Best next step for a broader multi-signal view. Use this after reviewing frequency and recency to move into the main SKAI intelligence workflow.

Open SKAI Analysis
AI Predictions

Use when you want a model-driven complement to the historical view shown on this page.

Open AI Predictions
Skip & Hit Analysis

Useful for users who want to compare appearance spacing and interruption behavior after reviewing current frequency.

Open Skip & Hit

Lottery guide and FAQ

How Lotto works, what this analysis means, and how to use these tools responsibly.

How Lotto works

Lotto draws 6 main numbers from 1–44.

Why use frequency and recency tools

Frequency highlights historical concentration. Recency highlights absence. Together they improve structural clarity — they do not predict outcomes.

Related tools

Frequently asked questions

What does frequency mean on this page?

Frequency counts how many times each number appeared in the selected draw window. A higher count means the number appeared more often in that period.

Does a high-frequency number mean it will be drawn again soon?

No. Each draw is an independent random event. Frequency describes historical behavior, not future outcomes.

What is recency?

Recency measures how many draws ago a number last appeared. A number not seen for many draws is described as quiet.

How should I use the Best Play cards?

They provide structured starting points using different signal combinations. They are decision-support tools, not predictions.

What is anti-crowd logic?

It reduces overlap with common public picks (birthday numbers, visual patterns). It can help reduce potential prize splits — it does not improve winning odds.

Method note

Transparency about what this page does and does not do.

Interpretation guidance: Frequency, recency, and spacing provide useful context for reviewing draw history. They should be treated as descriptive signals rather than guarantees. The purpose of this page is to make the recent behavior of Lotto easier to understand and carry into deeper SKAI analysis. Lottery outcomes are random and independent. LottoExpert.net does not predict or guarantee winning numbers.

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Connecticut Lotto

History and Background

The Connecticut Lotto is a popular draw game that offers players the chance to win significant cash prizes. Launched in 1983, Lotto has become a staple of the Connecticut Lottery lineup due to its straightforward gameplay, favorable odds, and sizable jackpots. The game was introduced to provide a fun and exciting way for residents to win money while supporting state programs and initiatives.

Key Milestones and Changes

YearMilestone
1983 Launch of Connecticut Lotto, offering weekly draws and attractive starting jackpots.
1998 Increase in the starting jackpot, making the game even more appealing to players.
2012 Introduction of enhanced promotional events and second-chance drawings.

Game Schedule

Draw Days and Times

The Connecticut Lotto draws are held twice a week, providing ample opportunities to win. The draw times are as follows:

  • Tuesday and Friday:
  • Drawings at 10:38 PM ET.

Frequency of Draws

With two draws each week, players have multiple chances to participate and win, making the game an exciting and regular part of their routine.

How to Play

Playing Connecticut Lotto is straightforward and enjoyable. Here’s a detailed guide on how to play:

    • Detailed Rules for Each Game:

Players must select six numbers from a pool of 1 to 44. The objective is to match the numbers drawn to win prizes.

    • Number Selection:

Players can choose their numbers manually or opt for a Quick Pick, where the numbers are randomly generated.

    • Ticket Purchasing:

Tickets for Connecticut Lotto can be purchased from any authorized Connecticut Lottery retailer. Each ticket costs $1.

    • Draw Process:

Connecticut Lotto uses a random number generator to ensure fairness in the selection of winning numbers. Drawings are conducted under strict security protocols to maintain integrity and transparency.

Winning and Prizes

Prize Structure

The prize structure for Connecticut Lotto includes multiple tiers, offering various cash prizes based on the number of matched numbers:

MatchPrize
6 Jackpot
5 $2,000
4 $50
3 $2

Jackpot Details

The starting jackpot for Connecticut Lotto is $1 million. If no one wins the jackpot, it rolls over to the next draw, leading to potentially larger prizes. The rollover continues until someone matches all six numbers and wins the jackpot.

Odds and Prize Structure

The odds of winning Connecticut Lotto depend on the number of matched numbers. Here is a detailed breakdown of the odds:

Explanation of Odds Calculation

Odds are calculated based on the total number of possible combinations of numbers. For Connecticut Lotto, the odds are determined by the number of ways players can select 6 numbers out of a pool of 44. The formula used is a combination formula (C(n, k) = n! / [k!(n - k)!]), where n is the total number of numbers, and k is the number of numbers chosen.

Comprehensive Odds Table for Game

MatchOdds
6 1 in 7,059,052
5 1 in 30,961
4 1 in 669
3 1 in 42
Overall Odds 1 in 39

Claiming Prizes

How to Claim

Winners can claim their prizes through various methods, depending on the amount won. Here are the details:

    • In-Store Claims:

Prizes of $599 or less can be claimed directly at any authorized Connecticut Lottery retailer. Simply present the winning ticket to receive your prize.

    • Mail-in Claims:

For prizes over $599, players can mail their winning tickets to the Connecticut Lottery office. Ensure to include a completed claim form and a copy of your identification. Mail the ticket and documents to:

Connecticut Lottery Claims Department
777 Brook Street
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
    • Prizes Requiring In-Person Claims:

Prizes over $5,000 must be claimed in person at the Connecticut Lottery Headquarters. Winners need to present a completed claim form, the winning ticket, and valid identification.

    • Online Claims:

Currently, the Connecticut Lottery does not offer online claims for lottery prizes. All claims must be made in person or by mail.

Winners have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prize. After this period, unclaimed prizes are forfeited and returned to the state for other uses. When claiming prizes over $599, winners must provide valid government-issued identification to verify their identity. The original winning ticket must be presented or mailed in for prize claims. Photocopies are not accepted, so ensure you have the physical ticket.

Tax Implications

Lottery winnings are subject to federal and state taxes. Here are the key details:

Tax TypeDetails
Federal Taxes The IRS mandates a 24% withholding on prizes over $5,000. This amount is automatically deducted before the prize is awarded to the winner.
State Taxes Connecticut imposes a state tax on lottery winnings. The current state tax rate is 6.99%, in addition to the federal withholding.
Local Taxes Depending on the winner's place of residence, local taxes may also apply. Consult a tax professional to understand the full tax implications of your lottery winnings.
Total Withholding Rate The total withholding rate for federal and state taxes on lottery winnings in Connecticut is 30.99%. These rates ensure that a portion of the taxes owed is collected at the time of the prize payout.

Lottery winners must report their winnings on their annual tax returns. The Connecticut Lottery provides a W-2G form for prizes over $600, which details the amount won and the taxes withheld. This form should be included with your tax filings.

Responsible Gaming

The Connecticut Lottery is committed to promoting responsible gaming and provides resources to help players manage their gambling activities responsibly. Here are some key resources and tips:

    • Resources and Support:
    • Players can find support and information on responsible gaming at the following:

 

 

Connecticut Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-888-789-7777
  • Counseling Services:
  • Various counseling services are available for individuals struggling with gambling addiction. These services provide confidential support and guidance to help individuals regain control over their gambling behaviors.
  • Self-Exclusion Programs:
  • The Connecticut Lottery offers self-exclusion programs that allow individuals to voluntarily exclude themselves from lottery games for a specified period. This program helps players take a break from gambling and seek support if needed.
  • Tips for Responsible Play:
    • Set Limits:
    • Establish a budget for lottery play and stick to it.
    • Play for Fun:
    • Remember that playing the lottery should be a form of entertainment, not a way to make money.
    • Seek Help:
    • If gambling becomes a problem, seek professional assistance immediately.

Contact Information

For more information or assistance, players can contact the Connecticut Lottery through the following:

    • Lottery Headquarters:
    • The main office of the Connecticut Lottery is located at:

 

Connecticut Lottery
777 Brook Street
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: (860) 713-2700
    • Regional Offices:
    • The Connecticut Lottery also has regional offices to serve players throughout the state:

 

Rocky Hill Office
777 Brook Street
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: (860) 713-2700
    • Customer Service Contacts:
    • For general inquiries and customer support, players can contact the Connecticut Lottery customer service team:

 

Phone: (860) 713-2700
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
    • Online Support Websites:
    • Additional information and support can be found on the Connecticut Lottery's official website: