Game analysis
Select a game for its own historical number analysis.
2026 frequency leaders
Every tracked California game ranked side by side using only 2026 drawings. Each row lists the numbers that have appeared most often in that game since January 1; open a game for its full frequency table, hot and cold views, and overdue tracking.
| Game | Most common numbers | Open full game analysis |
|---|---|---|
| Daily 3504 drawings · 2 draw feeds | 60192 | Daily 3 analysis |
| Daily 4252 drawings · 1 draw feed | 80679 | Daily 4 analysis |
| Fantasy 5252 drawings · 1 draw feed | 142741119 | Fantasy 5 analysis |
| SuperLotto Plus72 drawings · 1 draw feed | 22381414 | SuperLotto Plus analysis |
Counts cover 2026 drawings only (January 1 through the latest archived result); games without archived 2026 drawings are not listed. Frequency leaders are descriptive, not predictive. Rankings follow the same methodology as our most common lottery numbers methodology.
What the current sample means, how to read the trend signals, and what to check before opening a game page.
It helps you choose a specific game report. Each game page calculates historical frequency, hot and cold numbers, and current gaps inside that game's own number field and draw schedule.
This page lists the games tracked on Lottery Valley. Open a game to see its own analysis rather than a mixed state-level number ranking.
Each game report refreshes after drawing data updates and shows the selected history window and latest refresh time.
No. It is a historical summary only. The numbers help you understand the recent pattern of the data, not forecast the next draw.
Games use different number ranges, draw schedules, and rules. Keeping the analysis inside one game prevents unrelated drawing history from distorting the result.
Open the specific game you play, select the relevant draw time where available, and read the historical frequency, hot/cold, and gap views together.
Next steps
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Choose a California game to view its own historical number frequency, hot and cold numbers, and current gaps. Each report stays within one game and draw schedule.
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