Number frequency analysis, heatmaps, and hot/cold breakdown. Filter by date range to focus on any era of draws.
Take 5 (Evening) draws 5 main balls from 1–39 plus a bonus ball from 1–39. The statistics below show number frequency, hot/cold rankings, and positional patterns computed from all available historical draws.
Based on analysis of historical draws (Take 5 (Evening)) — Jackpot Teller historical draw database — updated daily
The most frequently drawn numbers in Take 5 (Evening) vary by time period. The statistics on this page show frequency counts for each ball position and overall, updated after every draw. Numbers that appear above the expected average frequency are highlighted as "hot" numbers.
Cold numbers are those appearing significantly below their expected frequency over a selected time window. In Take 5 (Evening), the expected frequency of any single main ball over N draws is approximately N × 5 / 39. Use the date range filter on this page to adjust the analysis window.
Statistically, Take 5 (Evening) draws include at least one consecutive pair in approximately 30–35% of all combinations. Our analysis tab shows pair and consecutive number frequencies across all historical draws.
Frequency data describes historical patterns but cannot predict future draws. Each Take 5 (Evening) drawing is an independent random event. Statistical analysis can reveal historical tendencies, but hot or cold streaks do not change the probability of any number appearing in the next draw. Jackpot Teller's AI/ML predictions use frequency as one of 115 engineered features alongside gap analysis, positional patterns, and more.
Jackpot Teller collects official Take 5 (Evening) draw results daily via government APIs and the official lottery website. Data is validated, normalized, and stored in a PostgreSQL database. Statistics are recomputed after each new draw is ingested.