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Multi State – Mega Millions

Latest white-ball and Mega Ball frequency, recency, and draw context for Mega Millions — with structured analysis tools.

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Today’s best plays

Structured recommendation profiles generated from this page’s frequency, recency, quiet-stretch, repeat, and distribution signals. These are planning templates, not guarantees.

Balanced frequency play Active + recent coverage blend
Moderate risk Low crowd risk
11 18 42 49 63 24
Estimated ticket count: 1
Estimated cost: $2.00
Rationale: Draws from top-active and recently seen numbers for a broad current-signal blend.
Value frequency play High-active with upper-range coverage
Conservative Low crowd risk
11 18 42 49 63 07
Estimated ticket count: 1
Estimated cost: $2.00
Rationale: Prioritizes current top-active numbers with upper-range balance to reduce clustering.
Quiet coverage play Cold and overdue numbers
Higher risk Low crowd risk
14 23 29 32 61 20
Estimated ticket count: 1
Estimated cost: $2.00
Rationale: Prioritizes numbers absent longest from the draw window, plus quiet upper-range coverage.
Anti-crowd play Low overlap with popular patterns
Anti-crowd structure Low crowd risk
10 14 29 32 61 15
Estimated ticket count: 1
Estimated cost: $2.00
Rationale: Avoids known favorite numbers and tight birthday-zone clustering to minimize prize-sharing if this line wins.
Simple explanation: Best plays combine multiple signals so you can act with structure instead of selecting lines randomly. A profile can still miss because each draw remains independent.
Most active
18, 42, 11, 49, 63
Highest appearance counts in the current 100-draw white-ball window.
Quietest now
29, 61, 14, 23, 32
Numbers currently sitting furthest from their most recent appearance in the selected window.
Repeated recently
36, 43
Main numbers from the latest draw that also appeared in the recent trailing draws.
Window analyzed
100 / 100
White-ball and Mega Ball draw windows currently loaded for this page view.

Overview

Start with a clear high-level view. This layer is designed for fast orientation: which white-ball numbers are most active, which are quiet, and how the current draw relates to recent history.

Top active numbers Highest frequency counts in the last 100 drawings
Quiet stretches Numbers with the longest distance from their last appearance
Frequency and recency are descriptive signals, not predictors. Use the overview to orient quickly, then move to the frequency deep dive or SKAI tools for structured exploration.
Simple explanation: Frequency shows how often numbers appeared in your selected window. It is useful for structure, not certainty.

Odds and payouts

Use this block to understand Mega Millions ticket economics before selecting line volume. Prize tiers below are based on the platform-configured 5/70 + 1/24 matrix. Verify current official amounts at megamillions.com.

Ticket cost

$2.00 per line

Standard Mega Millions base play. Megaplier option adds $1 per line. Verify current prices at megamillions.com.

Jackpot odds

1 in 290,472,336

Ways to win

9 prize tiers

Draw schedule

Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 PM ET. Ticket sales close at 10:45 PM ET on draw nights.

Next scheduled draw reference

April 24, 2026

Prize Tier Odds Payout Guidance
Match 5 + Mega Ball 1 in 290,472,336 Jackpot — annuity or lump-sum cash option (see megamillions.com)
Match 5 1 in 12,629,275 $1,000,000 (see official site for current amount)
Match 4 + Mega Ball 1 in 893,760 $10,000 (see official site for current amount)
Match 4 1 in 38,862 $500
Match 3 + Mega Ball 1 in 13,965 $200
Match 3 1 in 607 $10
Match 2 + Mega Ball 1 in 665 $10
Match 1 + Mega Ball 1 in 86 $4
Match 0 + Mega Ball 1 in 35 $2
Odds above are calculated from the platform-configured matrix (5/70 + 1/24). Jackpot and prize amounts vary by rollover and ticket sales. Cash option is typically approximately 60% of the advertised annuity jackpot. Always verify current amounts at megamillions.com.
Simple explanation: Standard expected value on a $2 Mega Millions ticket is typically below the ticket price when accounting for tax rates, annuity discounting, and jackpot probability. Mega Millions is best understood as structured entertainment with a jackpot upside component.

Combination profile intelligence

Compare structural signatures across the latest draw and key recommendation profiles to understand shape, spread, and repeat behavior.

Latest draw — 01, 36, 43, 56, 58

Odd / Even: 2/3

Low / High: 1/4

Sum: 194

Spread: 57

Consecutive count: 0

Repeated vs latest draw: 5

Cluster density: Wide spread

Balanced frequency play — 11, 18, 42, 49, 63

Odd / Even: 3/2

Low / High: 2/3

Sum: 183

Spread: 52

Consecutive count: 0

Repeated vs latest draw: 0

Cluster density: Wide spread

Value frequency play — 11, 18, 42, 49, 63

Odd / Even: 3/2

Low / High: 2/3

Sum: 183

Spread: 52

Consecutive count: 0

Repeated vs latest draw: 0

Cluster density: Wide spread

Quiet coverage play — 14, 23, 29, 32, 61

Odd / Even: 3/2

Low / High: 4/1

Sum: 159

Spread: 47

Consecutive count: 0

Repeated vs latest draw: 0

Cluster density: Wide spread

Anti-crowd play — 10, 14, 29, 32, 61

Odd / Even: 2/3

Low / High: 4/1

Sum: 146

Spread: 51

Consecutive count: 0

Repeated vs latest draw: 0

Cluster density: Wide spread

Simple explanation: A profile is the shape of a line. Comparing profile shape helps you avoid accidental duplication and over-concentration.

Anti-crowd intelligence

Crowd-likeness scoring estimates how likely a line resembles common number-selection patterns that may increase split-risk if the line matches the winning numbers.

Balanced frequency play: Low crowd risk

Signals: broad spread and lower overlap with common crowd patterns.

Value frequency play: Low crowd risk

Signals: broad spread and lower overlap with common crowd patterns.

Quiet coverage play: Low crowd risk

Signals: leaning toward under-31 numbers.

Anti-crowd play: Low crowd risk

Signals: leaning toward under-31 numbers.

Simple explanation: Anti-crowd does not increase draw probability. It mainly helps reduce the chance of sharing prizes with many similar tickets if that exact line wins.

Bankroll planner

Choose a budget structure first, then align play style, spread depth, and anti-crowd usage. All plans are calibrated for the $2.00 standard Mega Millions ticket price.

$10 budget (5 lines)

Recommended lines: 5 lines

Best play style: Single-profile coverage — pick one strategy and run it consistently

Spread vs value: Favor spread over depth at this size

When to use anti-crowd: Optional — run one anti-crowd line if prize sharing is a concern

$20 budget (10 lines)

Recommended lines: 10 lines

Best play style: Two-profile split — balanced and anti-crowd profiles together

Spread vs value: Balance coverage and anti-crowd positioning

When to use anti-crowd: Yes — dedicate 3–4 lines to non-favorite, upper-range compositions

$40 budget (20 lines)

Recommended lines: 20 lines

Best play style: Full four-profile coverage — run all four plays with ticket variation

Spread vs value: Full-range SKAI complement — expand via SKAI Analysis tool

When to use anti-crowd: Yes — anti-crowd should be a distinct profile at this volume

$100+ budget

Recommended lines: 50+ lines

Best play style: Full SKAI workflow recommended — use SKAI Analysis for structured multi-profile output

Spread vs value: Structured spread across all signal layers

When to use anti-crowd: Core requirement — anti-crowd spread matters significantly at higher volume

Recency and draw context

This section makes the current draw easier to interpret. It shows how recently each latest number was previously seen and how the perspective shifts when you compare a short recent window with a broader historical one.

Current draw history Previous appearance date and spacing for each latest drawn value
White ball 01
Previously seen on December 19, 2025
35 drws ago
White ball 36
Previously seen on April 10, 2026
3 drws ago
White ball 43
Previously seen on April 17, 2026
1 drws ago
White ball 56
Previously seen on January 27, 2026
24 drws ago
White ball 58
Previously seen on February 20, 2026
17 drws ago
Mega Ball 07
Previously seen on March 10, 2026
12 drws ago
What changes with the window Comparing shorter recent behavior with broader historical behavior

Window shift note

A shorter window weights recent behavior more heavily. A broader window smooths out recent streaks and shows longer-term distribution. Neither view predicts future outcomes — they describe different slices of the same historical record.

Recent 50-draw leaders

11, 63, 42, 43, 49

Broader 300-draw leaders

18, 42, 40, 49, 11

Simple explanation: Recency tells you how long numbers have been absent. It helps with timing context, but it does not force future outcomes.

Frequency deep dive

Move from summary to full reference. The first panel shows the complete white-ball distribution across all values 01–70. The second panel shows the complete Mega Ball distribution for the selected bonus window.

Full white-ball distribution All values 01–70 across the last 100 drawings
Full Mega Ball distribution All values 01–24 across the last 100 drawings
Recency distribution Distance since last appearance for each white-ball number
The complete distribution is best used as a reference layer. The overview modules above are optimized for quick reading; this section is optimized for thorough review.
Simple explanation: This full chart is a map of historical appearance counts and spacing. Use it to validate line balance before you finalize tickets.

Tables and tracked numbers

Use the tables for exact counts, recency, and personal tracking. Quick filters help narrow the view without losing full access to the complete dataset.

White-ball numbers table Exact counts and recency for values 01–70
Number Drawn Times Last Drawn Track
01 4 X In last drw
02 8 X 28 drws ago
03 4 X 4 drws ago
04 8 X 9 drws ago
05 4 X 5 drws ago
06 10 X 12 drws ago
07 5 X 15 drws ago
08 7 X 14 drws ago
09 4 X 31 drws ago
10 10 X 38 drws ago
11 13 X 10 drws ago
12 8 X 17 drws ago
13 8 X 8 drws ago
14 6 X 49 drws ago
15 4 X 5 drws ago
16 6 X 13 drws ago
17 9 X 3 drws ago
18 16 X 4 drws ago
19 9 X 12 drws ago
20 4 X 10 drws ago
21 10 X 3 drws ago
22 8 X 5 drws ago
23 5 X 45 drws ago
24 10 X 3 drws ago
25 5 X 21 drws ago
26 4 X 14 drws ago
27 11 X 8 drws ago
28 4 X 8 drws ago
29 4 X 76 drws ago
30 9 X 13 drws ago
31 9 X 6 drws ago
32 4 X 39 drws ago
33 8 X 5 drws ago
34 9 X 20 drws ago
35 4 X 7 drws ago
36 8 X In last drw
37 5 X 5 drws ago
38 10 X 2 drws ago
39 7 X 16 drws ago
40 11 X 12 drws ago
41 6 X 8 drws ago
42 15 X 4 drws ago
43 11 X In last drw
44 6 X 2 drws ago
45 6 X 6 drws ago
46 3 X 37 drws ago
47 5 X 27 drws ago
48 7 X 18 drws ago
49 13 X 2 drws ago
50 6 X 11 drws ago
51 2 X 10 drws ago
52 7 X 9 drws ago
53 5 X 9 drws ago
54 5 X 15 drws ago
55 8 X 10 drws ago
56 11 X In last drw
57 6 X 3 drws ago
58 9 X In last drw
59 8 X 20 drws ago
60 4 X 7 drws ago
61 2 X 51 drws ago
62 9 X 2 drws ago
63 12 X 6 drws ago
64 7 X 29 drws ago
65 5 X 7 drws ago
66 6 X 25 drws ago
67 4 X 16 drws ago
68 8 X 6 drws ago
69 8 X 3 drws ago
70 4 X 27 drws ago

Tracked white-ball numbers

Select numbers to create a short tracked set for comparison across this page.
Strategy save is prepared as a front-end placeholder. Account persistence can be connected later.
Mega Ball table Exact counts and recency for values 01–24
Number Drawn Times Last Drawn Track
01 6 X 20 drws ago
02 4 X 5 drws ago
03 2 X 80 drws ago
04 5 X 10 drws ago
05 5 X 25 drws ago
06 5 X 4 drws ago
07 7 X In last drw
08 4 X 2 drws ago
09 5 X 12 drws ago
10 4 X 9 drws ago
11 2 X 77 drws ago
12 5 X 3 drws ago
13 3 X 24 drws ago
14 4 X 19 drws ago
15 1 X 6 drws ago
16 6 X 8 drws ago
17 3 X 7 drws ago
18 5 X 36 drws ago
19 4 X 22 drws ago
20 2 X 87 drws ago
21 4 X 23 drws ago
22 2 X 65 drws ago
23 4 X 16 drws ago
24 8 X 11 drws ago

Tracked Mega Ball values

Use tracking to keep a small working set visible while you compare modules.
Tracking is local to this page view. It is intended as a lightweight comparison aid while you move between the overview, tables, and advanced SKAI tools.
Simple explanation: Save buttons are intentionally placeholders in this version. They organize strategy intent in the UI without claiming server-side storage.

Next steps and advanced tools

The results page establishes context. These tools take that context into deeper modeling and structured exploration, while also supporting adjacent user intent around jackpot research, payout questions, cash option comparisons, and ticket-cost lookups.

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 for Mega Millions.

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

Mega Millions guide and FAQ

A destination layer for new and returning players: how the game works, what the matrix means, and how to use these decision tools responsibly.

How Mega Millions works

Mega Millions is a multi-state jackpot game available in participating US states. Players choose 5 white-ball numbers from 01–70 and one Mega Ball from 01–24 as configured on this platform. Drawings are held Tuesday and Friday nights at 11:00 PM ET.

  • Ticket price: $2.00 per line (Standard Mega Millions base play. Megaplier option adds $1 per line. Verify current prices at megamillions.com.)
  • Jackpot odds: 1 in 290,472,336 — calculated from the configured matrix: C(70,5) × 24 = 12,103,014 × 24 = 290,472,336 total combinations
  • Prize tiers: 9 prize levels. Current payout amounts vary by jackpot rollover; visit megamillions.com for up-to-date prizes.
  • Draw schedule: Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 PM ET. Ticket sales close at 10:45 PM ET on draw nights.
  • Cash option: Jackpot winners may choose a lump-sum cash payment, typically approximately 60% of the advertised annuity value before taxes.

Why use frequency and recency tools

Frequency highlights historical concentration. Recency highlights distance since appearance. Together they improve structure clarity, but they do not predict outcomes. Each Mega Millions draw is an independent event.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Mega Millions matrix?

Players choose 5 main numbers from 01 to 70 and one Mega Ball from 01 to 24 as configured on this platform. Match all six for the jackpot.

How much does a Mega Millions ticket cost?

The standard base ticket is $2.00 per play. Adding the Megaplier option increases the cost per line by $1. Verify current prices at megamillions.com.

When are Mega Millions draws held?

Drawings are held Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 PM ET. Ticket sales typically close at 10:45 PM ET on draw nights, though cutoff times vary by state.

What is the Mega Millions jackpot odds?

Based on the platform-configured matrix of 5 from 70 and 1 Mega Ball from 24, the jackpot odds are approximately 1 in 290,472,336. Verify official odds at megamillions.com.

What is the cash option vs annuity?

Winners choose either a one-time lump-sum cash payment or a 30-year annuity paid over time. The cash option is typically approximately 60% of the advertised jackpot before taxes. See megamillions.com for current details.

Mega Millions FAQ for search and AI discovery

These answers are intentionally concise so search engines, assistants, and users can extract the meaning of the page quickly and accurately.

What can users find on this Mega Millions page?

This page combines Mega Millions winning numbers, jackpot context, next drawing date, Mega Ball frequency, white-ball frequency, draw history, hot and cold number views, and deeper analysis tools in one place.

Why mention odds, payout, cash option, and ticket cost here?

Because those topics are commonly searched alongside Mega Millions results. Keeping them connected improves relevance, supports higher-value search intent, and helps users move from raw numbers to practical understanding without leaving the LottoExpert ecosystem.

Does the page predict future Mega Millions winning numbers?

No. The page explains historical frequency, recency, and draw context. Those signals are descriptive and analytical, not guarantees of future outcomes.

How should users interpret Mega Ball and white-ball frequency tables?

Use them as reference tools. They help users understand which values have appeared more often, which have been quiet, and how current draw behavior compares with broader history.

Method note

This page is designed to help users understand recent and historical Mega Millions behavior more clearly, not to imply certainty.

Interpretation guidance: Frequency, recency, and spacing can provide useful context for reviewing draw history, but they should be treated as descriptive signals rather than guarantees. Lottery outcomes are independent events. The purpose of this page is to make the recent behavior of Mega Millions easier to understand, compare, and carry into deeper SKAI analysis.

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