UK Lotto Numbers by Decade

Decade statistics group numbers into ranges of ten (1–10, 11–20, 21–30, etc.) to show how often each range appears in draws.

Dividing numbers into decades makes it easier to see which ranges are more frequent and identify broader patterns in the results.

While it cannot predict outcomes, decade analysis can guide you to balance your ticket with numbers from different ranges.

Yes, sometimes certain decades show up more frequently, but this may change over time due to the random nature of draws.

There is no guaranteed strategy, but many players prefer mixing numbers from multiple decades for balance.

Sometimes certain decades appear in streaks, but because draws are random, past patterns do not guarantee future results.

There is no difference — both terms mean the same thing. They refer to groups of numbers in ranges of ten, such as 1–10, 11–20, 21–30, and so on. Some players call them tens, while others call them decades.

This table shows, from all draws, how many times the drawn numbers were spread across a specific number of different decades. It also presents the corresponding percentages and how many draws have passed since each case last occurred.

A pattern describes how the drawn numbers were spread across the decades.

This table shows the percentage of numbers drawn in each group of ten (decade) during different draw periods (last 25, 50, 100, and all draws). It helps you see which decades showed up more often in recent draws compared to the longer history.