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Mega Millions number pairs

Mega Millions number pairs: The white-ball combinations most often seen together. Based on 160 drawings under one set of rules.

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One game, one rule period. Date filters apply first; the drawing limit then selects the most recent records in that range.

Sample size160Verified completed drawings
First drawing in sampleApr 8, 2025Eastern drawing date
Latest drawing in sampleOct 16, 2026All gaps end at this drawing
Selected number pools70 / 24White balls / Mega Ball

These statistics describe past drawings; they do not predict outcomes. A number is never “due.” Every valid combination under these rules has the same chance in an independent, fair drawing. Methods & limitations →

Most frequent white-ball pairs

Up to 30 pairs, ordered by appearances. Every drawing contributes 10 different pairs.

White-ball pairs within the selected rule period and date range
PairDrawings with both numbersShare of drawingsExpected count
13 + 5253.13%0.66
2 + 4242.50%0.66
5 + 3042.50%0.66
7 + 4042.50%0.66
10 + 2442.50%0.66
11 + 1842.50%0.66
16 + 2142.50%0.66
16 + 4042.50%0.66
22 + 4242.50%0.66
25 + 5242.50%0.66
31 + 6342.50%0.66
34 + 5942.50%0.66
34 + 4842.50%0.66
43 + 5842.50%0.66
2 + 2231.88%0.66
4 + 5631.88%0.66
4 + 3831.88%0.66
4 + 2731.88%0.66
6 + 3431.88%0.66
6 + 1331.88%0.66
6 + 4331.88%0.66
6 + 6231.88%0.66
10 + 4831.88%0.66
10 + 5031.88%0.66
10 + 4031.88%0.66
10 + 6031.88%0.66
11 + 6331.88%0.66
11 + 4331.88%0.66
15 + 3731.88%0.66
17 + 4231.88%0.66

The probability of a particular white-ball pair is 5 × 4 / (N × (N − 1)), where N is the white-ball pool size. Ranking many pairs naturally produces apparent standouts. These are descriptive observations, not evidence that a pair has better future odds.

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