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Powerball number pairs

Powerball number pairs: The white-ball combinations most often seen together. Based on 178 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.Use current rules →

Sample size178Verified completed drawings
First drawing in sampleJan 22, 2014Eastern drawing date
Latest drawing in sampleOct 3, 2015All gaps end at this drawing
Selected number pools59 / 35White balls / Powerball

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
28 + 5952.81%1.04
37 + 3952.81%1.04
1 + 4942.25%1.04
2 + 342.25%1.04
2 + 1142.25%1.04
2 + 942.25%1.04
2 + 1942.25%1.04
3 + 1342.25%1.04
6 + 3742.25%1.04
7 + 2442.25%1.04
8 + 1342.25%1.04
9 + 5442.25%1.04
9 + 2942.25%1.04
10 + 1442.25%1.04
10 + 5342.25%1.04
11 + 4242.25%1.04
12 + 4342.25%1.04
12 + 3842.25%1.04
12 + 1542.25%1.04
15 + 2742.25%1.04
15 + 4942.25%1.04
17 + 4642.25%1.04
18 + 2542.25%1.04
24 + 4142.25%1.04
25 + 3042.25%1.04
28 + 3542.25%1.04
29 + 5242.25%1.04
29 + 4842.25%1.04
29 + 3142.25%1.04
30 + 4242.25%1.04

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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