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Tennessee Cash Frequency, Hot, Cold & Overdue Analysis

Review historical Tennessee Cash statistics, including main-number frequency, hot and cold numbers, overdue gaps, and bonus-field trends. Compare recent and extended draw windows while keeping the main field and bonus field separate.

Maintained byJacob Dymond

Updated

Hottest
32, 26, 34
Coldest
23, 1, 8
Longest gap
12 (44 days)
Based on
last 100 draws

Tennessee Cash Analysis FAQ

Answers to common questions about Tennessee Cash hot and cold numbers, current gaps, draw-time selection, and historical frequency.

What are hot numbers in Tennessee Cash?

Hot numbers are those drawn more often than most others in the selected window. They describe past frequency, not future probability.

What are cold numbers in Tennessee Cash?

Cold numbers are those drawn less often than most others in the selected window. A cold number is not due or more likely next.

What are the most common Tennessee Cash numbers?

The most common Tennessee Cash numbers are the ones drawn most often in the current-year drawing set, shown in the Most Common Tennessee Cash Numbers section above. Like all frequency statistics, they describe past results and do not change future odds.

How often is this Tennessee Cash analysis updated?

Counts refresh after new drawing data is added. The page shows when it was last updated and how many drawings are in the active window.

Are main numbers and the bonus ball analyzed separately?

Yes. White-ball or main-number frequency and the bonus or Powerball field are shown in separate tables when bonus data is available.

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Historical analysis describes prior drawings. It does not generate a pick for the next draw.

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