Winning Numbers 712 - Thursday 08/01/26

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SET FOR LIFE STATISTICS FOR CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS

SET FOR LIFE draws with 3 consecutive numbers

Date

Winning Numbers

18/12/25

06/11/25

10/04/25

05/12/24

03/10/24

10/06/24

12/01/23

21/10/21

17/06/21

05/04/21

11/05/20

30/03/20

21/11/19

19/08/19

16/05/19

21/03/19

Number of draws: 16

Patterns for Consecutive Numbers

Patterns	Frequency	%	Overdue
5	0	0.0 %	712
4-1	0	0.0 %	712
3-2	1	0.1 %	312
3-1-1	15	2.1 %	6
2-2-1	22	3.1 %	77
2-1-1-1	235	33.0 %	1
1-1-1-1-1	439	61.7 %	0

This table shows how often each consecutive pattern appeared, its percentage share, and how long it has been since it last occurred. A pattern describes how the drawn numbers were spread.

Consecutive Triplets

Consecutive Triples

Frequency

Overdue

712

440

667

712

114

712

640

712

312

591

712

476

497

165

694

712

132

712

Consecutive Pairs

Frequency

Overdue

452

101

136

104

114

118

184

259

187

107

101

103

138

224

136

This table shows the consecutive pairs of the main numbers, indicating how many times each pair has occurred so far and how long it has been since it last appeared. A pair refers to two consecutive numbers drawn together in the same draw.

Frequently Asked Questions for Consecutive Numbers on SET FOR LIFE

FAQ

Consecutive numbers are numbers that follow each other directly, like 12–13 or 27–28–29.

Yes, they do! It’s actually pretty common to see at least one pair of consecutive numbers in many draws.

Most of the time, you’ll see pairs (two in a row), but occasionally there can be three or even four consecutive numbers in the same draw.

They definitely stand out visually, but statistically, they’re just as likely as any other number combination.

Right here on our site — we track how often consecutive numbers appear and show which draws had them.