Draws analyzed
1404
Swiss Lotto Statistics Overview
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This page brings together the most important Swiss Lotto indicators across the full historical archive. It helps readers see which main numbers and which Lucky Number stand out, which structural patterns appear most often, and how the latest jackpot, next jackpot and deeper analyses fit together.
Overview
Number Frequency
Hot & Cold Numbers
Overdue Numbers
Number Pairs
Number Sequences
Distributions & Sums
Number Trends
Jackpot Statistics
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Statistics at a Glance
The overview compresses frequency, overdue, distribution, trend and jackpot data into a single entry page. It is meant to guide deeper reading, not replace the specialist tabs.
Frequencies
Overdue
Patterns
Jackpots
Historical description only. Not a prediction for the next draw.
Date range
12 Jan 2013 - 24 Jun 2026
Most frequent main number
14 × 226
Least frequent main number
1 × 168
Most frequent Lucky Number
5 × 240
Median sum
129
Key Insights
The points below summarize the clearest patterns in the current archive without implying any predictive edge for the next draw.
- Archive The archive currently covers 1404 draws from 12 Jan 2013 to 24 Jun 2026.
- Main field In the main field, 14 stands out as the most frequent value in the archive, while 1 sits at the lower end.
- Secondary field In the Lucky Number field, 5 appears most often historically.
- Overdue The largest current gap in the main field belongs to 5 at 23 draws.
- Patterns Typical draws cluster around a median sum of 129; the most common odd/even pattern is 3 even / 3 odd.
Frequency Snapshot
Top 5
14 × 2263 × 22421 × 22036 × 2205 × 218
Bottom 5
1 × 1682 × 17927 × 18020 × 18229 × 183
Lucky Number
5 × 2401 × 2394 × 238
Overdue Numbers
Largest current gap
5 · 23 drawsLucky Number
6 · 24 draws Largest current gap in the secondary fieldValues above threshold
13Interpretation window
Full archive 1404 draws through 24 Jun 20261 · 6 draws2 · 22 draws3 · 11 draws4 · 2 draws5 · 23 draws
Overdue describes the current distance since a value last appeared, not better odds.
Patterns & Distributions
Average sum
129Median sum
129Odd / Even
3 even / 3 oddLow / High
3 low / 3 highShare with consecutive pair
54.3%Top pair: 12-40 × 39
Top sequence: 13-14 × 31
Number Trends
Trend compares a recent draw window with the long-term baseline.
Rising
6 (+9.1 pp), 38 (+8.6 pp), 39 (+8.3 pp) Recent window vs long-term baselineCooling
2 (-11.1 pp), 18 (-9.6 pp), 32 (-9.1 pp) Recent window vs long-term baselineJackpot Trends
Latest won jackpot
CHF 8.437.474,0516 May 2026Jackpot for the next draw
CHF 8.800.000,0027 Jun 2026Historical jackpot record
CHF 64.585.388,20Average jackpot
CHF 16.461.152,80Longest rollover streak
53Jackpot data summarizes payout dynamics and rollover behaviour, not number prediction.
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Number Frequency
Shows how often each main number and secondary value appeared across the archive.
Hot & Cold Numbers
Compares hotter and colder values in the recent window against the long-term baseline.
Overdue Numbers
Ranks current gaps by length, average behaviour and historical context.
Number Pairs
Shows recurring pairs, triplets and larger co-occurring groups in the main field.
Number Sequences
Analyses consecutive values and recurring ordered sequences in the main field.
Distributions & Sums
Summarises sums, odd/even balance, low/high balance and other structural draw patterns.
Number Trends
Compares recent draw windows against the long-term archive and highlights upward or downward movement.
Jackpot Statistics
Shows jackpot paths, rollovers, record wins, the latest jackpot and the next draw jackpot.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Swiss Lotto statistics overview show?
It combines the main takeaways from frequency, overdue, pattern, trend and jackpot analysis on one page and links to the full specialist tabs.
Are frequent Swiss Lotto numbers more likely to appear next?
No. Frequent numbers only describe past draws. The next draw remains mathematically independent.
What do overdue Swiss Lotto numbers mean?
They are values that have been absent for several draws. That does not change the mathematical odds of the next draw.
Why is the Lucky Number analysed separately?
The Lucky Number comes from its own number range and should therefore be read separately from the main-number field.
These statistics describe historical draws and current jackpot information. They do not improve the mathematical odds of the next independent draw.