Latest draw report Kaskada
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- Game
- Kaskada
- Latest draw
- 01.10.2026 22:00
- Draw number
- 9448
- Calculated at
- 01.10.2026 23:41
- Source
- Service draw archive
| Value | Data |
|---|---|
| Draw date | 2026-10-01T20:00:00Z |
| Draw number | 9448 |
| Previous draw | 2026-10-01T12:00:00Z |
Key values
Sum of numbers
136
Even numbers
6
odd: 6
High numbers
5
low: 7 · high means above 12
Spread
20
Repeats from the previous draw
6
Longest run of consecutive numbers
4
Structure of the draw
Main numbers only.
- Even / odd: 6 / 6
- Low / high: 7 / 5 (low 1–12)
- Sum and spread: 136 · 20
- Gaps between neighbouring numbers: 1, 3, 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 1, 1, 1, 2 (min 1, max 4, mean 1.82)
- Consecutive numbers: 1–2, 5–6, 9–10, 16–17, 17–18, 18–19 · longest run: 4
- Ranges of the pool: 1–6: 4 · 7–12: 3 · 13–18: 3 · 19–24: 2
- Last digits: …0: 1 …1: 2 …2: 2 …5: 1 …6: 2 …7: 1 …8: 1 …9: 2 · repeated: …1 (1, 21); …2 (2, 12); …6 (6, 16); …9 (9, 19)
Compared with previous draws
Background: last 250 draws — N = 250 draws, 29.05.2026 22:00 — 01.10.2026 14:00. The analysed draw is not part of its own background.
| Measure | Latest | Median | Percentile | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sum | 136 | 151.5 | 20.2 | below the median |
| Spread | 20 | 22 | 17.6 | below the median |
| Even numbers | 6 | 6 | 49.4 | close to the median |
| High numbers | 5 | 6 | 21.0 | below the median |
Repeats from the previous draw
Numbers also drawn on 01.10.2026 14:00: 6
Repetition matrix of the last 7 draws
Drawn numbers in the same background
| Number | Hits | Rank | Gap | Most frequent partners (together) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| profile | 130 | 9 | 1 | +1 more with the same count · expected for any one number ≈ 62.2 |
| profile | 126 | 14 (tie ×2) | 0 | · expected for any one number ≈ 60.3 |
| profile | 133 | 4 (tie ×2) | 0 | +1 more with the same count · expected for any one number ≈ 63.6 |
| profile | 132 | 6 (tie ×2) | 1 | · expected for any one number ≈ 63.1 |
| profile | 109 | 23 (tie ×2) | 3 | · expected for any one number ≈ 52.1 |
| profile | 121 | 17 (tie ×2) | 0 | +1 more with the same count · expected for any one number ≈ 57.9 |
| profile | 111 | 21 | 3 | · expected for any one number ≈ 53.1 |
| profile | 126 | 14 (tie ×2) | 0 | +1 more with the same count · expected for any one number ≈ 60.3 |
| profile | 131 | 8 | 0 | · expected for any one number ≈ 62.7 |
| profile | 121 | 17 (tie ×2) | 0 | +1 more with the same count · expected for any one number ≈ 57.9 |
| profile | 138 | 1 | 1 | · expected for any one number ≈ 66.0 |
| profile | 112 | 20 | 4 | +1 more with the same count · expected for any one number ≈ 53.6 |
Partners are the numbers that most often came up in the same draw as the given number within this background. The expected value is the number of shared draws with any single other number: hits × (numbers per draw − 1) / (pool − 1). In a short background the top partners are usually chance, not a pattern.
You can keep this historical result in My selections, e.g. to compare it later. It is not a recommendation or a pick for the next draw.
Methodology
- All values are computed from the draw history already stored on this site — no extra data requests.
- The background consists only of draws before the analysed one. If the history is shorter than the range, the real N is given.
- “Close to the median” means within a quarter of the interquartile range from the median; otherwise below or above.
- High numbers are those above half of the pool. Additional numbers are never mixed with the main pool.
- Zero is a real value (e.g. 0 repeats), not missing data. Each draw is independent — this report does not predict the next result.
What do these numbers show?
- This is what the latest draw looked like — these are the numbers every other value on this page is computed from.
- This draw produced 6 even numbers and 6 odd ones, and their sum came to 136.
- The spread between the lowest and the highest number is 20, the upper half of the pool held 5.
- Numbers shared with the previous draw: 6.
These are historical data. Each draw is independent of previous draws, so these numbers do not tell us what will be drawn next.
How do I use this page?
- At the top are the numbers from the latest draw — in ascending order.
- The table below breaks that draw into single values: the sum, the count of even numbers, the count of high numbers and the span.
- The “repeats” row says how many numbers came back from the previous draw; with no previous draw there is a dash.
What this page does not do: The report describes one past draw and does not point to numbers to play.
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