About My Lotto Stats

My Lotto Stats is a free lottery statistics platform built for US lottery players who want transparent, data-driven analysis — not predictions, not hype. Our mission: make the same historical draw data that anyone can access from public records easy to explore, visualize, and understand.

Our Approach

My Lotto Stats is maintained by a team of data analysts and software engineers. We build and maintain a statistical analysis engine that computes frequency distributions, hot and cold number trends, gap analysis, and pair and triplet co-occurrence across complete draw histories. Every metric we publish is calculated from raw draw records — no black boxes, no proprietary scores.

Full details of the math behind every metric are documented in our methodology page.

Data & Transparency

All lottery draw data on this site comes from the New York Open Data portal via the SODA API — a public government data source. We do not manufacture or modify draw records. Our data pipeline fetches the latest results daily and commits them to a version-controlled data store, so every change is auditable.

What Makes Us Different

• Deep co-occurrence analysis: pairs, triplets, and quadruplets — not just single-number frequency
• What-If Simulator: test any combination against the full draw history with the number simulator
• Tax calculator: estimate take-home winnings with the lottery tax calculator covering all 50 states
• State-by-state coverage: lottery rules, tax rates, and claim deadlines for every US state
• No account required: every statistic and tool is free, forever

Editorial Standards

Because lottery information is a sensitive topic, we hold ourselves to strict editorial standards:

• We never predict outcomes or claim winning strategies — lottery draws are random events and no statistical model can change that
• We cite all data sources and disclose our methodology publicly
• We update data daily and cross-verify accuracy against official lottery sources
• We include responsible gambling resources on every page — if gambling is affecting you or someone you know, contact the National Council on Problem Gambling at 1-800-522-4700
• All analysis is transparent — see our methodology page for the math behind every metric

Important Disclaimer