Kenó
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Kenó Statistics
How often has each Kenó number been drawn in past draws? Which numbers have been drawn especially rarely, and which have gone the longest without appearing? LottoInfo's Kenó statistics analyze historical draws and present the results across different time periods and statistical categories.
You can choose between the last 20, 50, or 100 draws, or all available draws — letting you compare short-term trends with long-term historical data.
How Are These Statistics Calculated?
The statistics are calculated automatically from historical Kenó draws. The selected period (20, 50, 100, or all draws) determines which draws are included in each analysis. Bonus numbers are treated separately from main numbers where the game has them. Data is updated after every new draw.
Based on the last 100 draws. Numbers ranked by total appearances.
Frequency of Kenó Numbers
This shows how often each number was drawn within the selected period. However, a higher historical frequency does not mean a number is more likely to appear in the next draw.
Frequent and Rare Kenó Numbers
Numbers are grouped here by their historical frequency. This view helps make differences within a selected period visible.
Overdue Kenó Numbers
Numbers are labeled overdue here if they haven't appeared for several draws. Being overdue only describes a number's past history and does not increase its probability of appearing in the next draw.
Frequent Kenó Number Pairs
This statistic looks at which number pairs appeared together most often across historical draws. It describes past draws only and is not a prediction of future results.
Frequent Kenó Number Groups
The triplets statistic shows combinations of three numbers that were drawn together within the selected historical period.
Kenó Number Patterns
Here you'll see how draws are distributed by odd/even numbers, decade ranges, and digit sum — each calculated from the actual historical draws on record.
Kenó Statistics Records
This overview shows the highest known jackpots from the recorded draw history.
How to Read These Statistics
Historical statistics can reveal interesting patterns in past draws. However, they do not allow reliable prediction of future winning numbers. Every draw is independent of previous draws.
A number that was drawn especially often is therefore not automatically "hot" in the sense of a higher future winning chance. Likewise, a number that hasn't appeared in a long time does not automatically become more likely.