Adjacent Numbers

Adjacent numbers are numbers that are one higher or one lower than the winning numbers from the previous draw.

There are two types of Adjacent Numbers statistics. Per ticket statistics compares ticket numbers with previously drawn numbers at any ticket position. Per position statistics compares the ticket numbers at the same ticket position only.

Additional categorization is the distance between adjacent numbers. The distance ranges from 1 to 5. It means Adjacent Numbers [1] are numbers that are one higher or one lower then previous winning numbers. Adjacent Numbers [2] are numbers that are two higher or two lower then previous winning numbers. For example number 15 is adjacent [2] to numbers 13 and 17 respectively. The same applies to Adjacent Numbers [3], [4] and [5] respectively. For example number 31 is adjacent [5] to numbers 26 and 36 respectively.

Adjacent Numbers Per Ticket

For example the latest 10 draws in Expert Lotto 6/49 Demo Lottery are:

2010/28 Sun 2nd	23	29	36	42	44	47	[07]
2010/28 Sun 1st	06	13	14	19	41	42	[29]
2010/28 Wed 2nd	02	13	16	17	25	40	[27]
2010/28 Wed 1st	16	18	22	23	28	29	[24]
2010/27 Sun 2nd	01	06	12	24	32	41	[44]
2010/27 Sun 1st	02	15	22	29	30	37	[42]
2010/27 Wed 2nd	20	23	25	30	33	35	[07]
2010/27 Wed 1st	08	11	19	26	48	49	[18]
2010/26 Sun 2nd	08	11	18	32	36	38	[06]
2010/26 Sun 1st	05	06	11	31	40	43	[32]

In the latest draw 2010/28 Sun 2nd there is only one number adjacent to the numbers of previous draw 2010/28 Sun 1st - number 42 is adjacent to number 41 in the previous draw.
Draw 2010/28 Sun 1st has two adjacent numbers - 14 and 41 which are adjacent to numbers 13 and 40 respectively.
Draw 2010/28 Wed 2nd has only one adjacent number - 17 which is adjacent both to number 16 and to number 18 from the previous draw.
In total there are 7 cases of a single adjacent number and three draws have two numbers adjacent to numbers from previous draw. Adjacent numbers are highlighted with blue background in the table above.

When looking for adjacent numbers [4], we can see that for example draw 2010/28 Wed 1st has two such numbers. Number 16 is adjacent [4] to number 12 and number 28 is adjacent [4] to number 24 from previous draw. Highlighted with red background in the table above.

Adjacent Numbers Per Position

2010/28 Sun 2nd	23	29	36	42	44	47	[07]
2010/28 Sun 1st	06	13	14	19	41	42	[29]
2010/28 Wed 2nd	02	13	16	17	25	40	[27]
2010/28 Wed 1st	16	18	22	23	28	29	[24]
2010/27 Sun 2nd	01	06	12	24	32	41	[44]
2010/27 Sun 1st	02	15	22	29	30	37	[42]
2010/27 Wed 2nd	20	23	25	30	33	35	[07]
2010/27 Wed 1st	08	11	19	26	48	49	[18]
2010/26 Sun 2nd	08	11	18	32	36	38	[06]
2010/26 Sun 1st	05	06	11	31	40	43	[32]

Blue background in the table above highlights adjacent numbers [1] when comparing by ticket position. When looking for adjacent numbers [5], we can find two such numbers in e.g. draw 2010/26 Sun 2nd. Number 11 is adjacent [5] to number 6 from previous and number 38 is adjacent to previous number 43 at the same position in previous draw. The numbers are highlighted with red background in the table above.

These statistics are available in summary form and also as per-ticket properties.