Swiss Lotto Frequency of Winning Numbers

This page shows how often Swiss Lotto winning numbers and the lucky number appeared in historical draws. It gives you a clear ranking of the most common and rarest values over the full draw history.

Key takeaways for Number Frequency

Most Frequent Number

14 × 228

Least Frequent Number

1 × 170

Most Frequent Lucky Number

1 × 246

Least Frequent Lucky Number

3 × 228

The archive covers 1421 historical draws across Saturday, 12 January 2013 — Saturday, 22 August 2026. In the main numbers, the range currently runs from 14 × 228 at the top to 1 × 170 at the low end.

The lucky number has its own rhythm as well, with Lucky Number: 1, 5, 4 appearing most often and Lucky Number: 3, 2, 6 showing up least often in the archive.

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Dataset period Saturday, 12 January 2013 — Saturday, 22 August 2026
Sample size 1421 draws
Metric window All available draws
Interpretation Absolute frequency per number inside the selected sample.

📊 Number Frequency

Heatmap

1 170
2 183
3 227
4 209
5 223
6 217
7 203
8 213
9 200
10 198
11 213
12 201
13 204
14 228
15 188
16 200
17 211
18 189
19 204
20 184
21 224
22 199
23 203
24 211
25 193
26 200
27 180
28 202
29 185
30 191
31 213
32 208
33 210
34 194
35 197
36 224
37 214
38 197
39 197
40 218
41 196
42 205

Bonus Number Frequency (Lucky Number)

1 246
2 232
3 228
4 239
5 243
6 233
Are frequently drawn lottery numbers more likely?

No. Frequency only shows how often values appeared in historical Swiss Lotto draws. The next draw is still mathematically independent.

What does the lucky number mean in the statistics?

The statistics show how often the lucky number appeared in the game’s second pool. On Swiss Lotto, that pool is tracked separately from the main numbers.

What does number frequency show?

It shows how often each value was drawn in the historical archive and how the most frequent and rarest values are distributed over time.

These statistics describe historical draws. They do not increase the mathematical odds of the next independent draw.