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Game draws

Super 3 Super 3 statistics

The game's real numbers, each next to what pure chance would expect. The closer they are, the fairer the draw — none of them tells what comes next.

The recent Super 3 draws

DrawTimeIn orderColourSum
471,820 10:55 2 4 8 Red 14
471,819 10:51 0 8 5 Yellow 13
471,818 10:47 0 4 5 Red 9
471,817 10:43 1 9 1 Green 11
471,816 10:39 2 2 8 Green 12
471,815 10:35 0 1 1 Green 2
471,814 10:31 6 0 7 Green 13
471,813 10:27 5 5 7 Green 17
471,812 10:23 4 1 3 Green 8
471,811 10:19 5 3 1 Green 9
Figures from the last 10,000 draws only — the page keeps at most the most recent 10,000, not the whole history (for KINO that is about 35 days). Every draw is independent: what is “late” or “comes out often” is no more likely next time.

Every digit by position

Digit 1

010× 18× 28× 311× 412× 512× 611× 78× 812× 98×

Digit 2

05× 111× 212× 35× 414× 57× 612× 710× 811× 913×

Digit 3

07× 111× 215× 35× 49× 512× 69× 73× 815× 914×

Over 100 draws chance expects about 10.0 times for each digit in each position.

Patterns

Colour

TimesShareChance expects
Green4040.0% —
Red2626.0% —
Yellow3434.0% —

Sum

DrawsShareChance expects
0–344.0% 2.0%
4–788.0% 10.0%
8–111515.0% 23.2%
12–153232.0% 29.6%
16–192727.0% 23.2%
20–2399.0% 10.0%
24–2755.0% 2.0%

What it all means

What is "Chance expects"?

How many times each number or digit would come out on average in that many draws if everything is fair: in KINO draws × 20 ÷ 80, in Power Spin draws × 3 ÷ 27, in Super 3 draws ÷ 10 for each digit in each position. The real counts are always a little above or below — that is chance.

How do KINO, Power Spin and Super 3 work?

KINO: every 5 minutes 20 of the 80 numbers are drawn; the last is the KinoBonus (red). Power Spin: three wheels of 27 segments (1–24 and three symbols), with colour and Over/Under. Super 3: three digits 0–9 in order, with colour and sum. In all of them each draw is independent of the one before.

Do "hot" or "cold" numbers have a better chance in the next draw?

No. The draw machine does not remember earlier results, so every number has the same chance in every draw, however often it came out lately. A "cold" number is not "due" and a "hot" one is not "on fire". The numbers here show what happened — not what will happen.

Where does the data come from?

From the official draw results of Allwyn (OPAP), collected automatically after every draw. We are not Allwyn and do not sell tickets; for official confirmation of results only Allwyn's own figures count.