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Millionaire for Life number frequency

Most drawn in the last 10 draws

  • 143×
  • 283×
  • 413×
  • 473×
  • 92×

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How often each number has appeared across the 10 most recent Millionaire for Life draws, drawn every night. Frequency is a look back at what has already been drawn; every future draw is independent.

Ohio Millionaire for Life draws five main numbers from 1 to 58 plus a Millionaire Ball from a small 1 to 5 pool, every night, so the recent window on this page turns over quickly.

Latest results as of Nov 11, 2026. Updated daily.

Results as published by the Ohio Lottery Commission. Odds Engine is independent and does not represent any lottery or government entity.

Millionaire for Life statistics

Across the 10 most recent Millionaire for Life draws, from Nov 2, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026, the numbers drawn most often were 14, 28, 41 and 47, 3 times each. 24 of the 58 numbers were not drawn at all in that window. The Millionaire Ball, drawn from its own 1 to 5 pool, came up as 1 and 3 most often, 3 times each in 10 draws.

All 58 numbers, lit by count

The brighter the ball, the more often it came up in the last 10 draws. The white ring marks the latest draw.

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Millionaire for Life winning numbers frequency, ranked

  1. 14
    3×
  2. 28
    3×
  3. 41
    3×
  4. 47
    3×
  5. 9
    2×
  6. 10
    2×
  7. 16
    2×
  8. 17
    2×
  9. 19
    2×
  10. 27
    2×
  11. 33
    2×
  12. 37
    2×
  13. 2
    1×
  14. 3
    1×
  15. 6
    1×
  16. 7
    1×
  17. 8
    1×
  18. 12
    1×
  19. 20
    1×
  20. 23
    1×
  21. 24
    1×
  22. 26
    1×
  23. 29
    1×
  24. 35
    1×
  25. 36
    1×
  26. 38
    1×
  27. 40
    1×
  28. 43
    1×
  29. 45
    1×
  30. 48
    1×
  31. 51
    1×
  32. 52
    1×
  33. 54
    1×
  34. 56
    1×
  35. 1
    0×
  36. 4
    0×
  37. 5
    0×
  38. 11
    0×
  39. 13
    0×
  40. 15
    0×
  41. 18
    0×
  42. 21
    0×
  43. 22
    0×
  44. 25
    0×
  45. 30
    0×
  46. 31
    0×
  47. 32
    0×
  48. 34
    0×
  49. 39
    0×
  50. 42
    0×
  51. 44
    0×
  52. 46
    0×
  53. 49
    0×
  54. 50
    0×
  55. 53
    0×
  56. 55
    0×
  57. 57
    0×
  58. 58
    0×

Based on the 10 most recent published draws. The full multi-year frequency, number-pair patterns and historic-payout analysis are in the app.

Millionaire Ball: counted in its own pool

The Millionaire Ball comes out of a second machine with its own 5-number range, so it is tallied separately from the main numbers rather than mixed into them.

  1. 1
    3×
  2. 3
    3×
  3. 2
    2×
  4. 4
    1×
  5. 5
    1×

The Millionaire Ball: the smallest pool we track

One Millionaire Ball comes out of a pool numbered 1 to 5 every night, the smallest pool of any game on this site. Over any run of draws the five counts add up to exactly the number of draws, because one ball lands every night and it has to land somewhere, so each ball's fair share is a fifth of the draws.

A pool this small also behaves oddly in a ranking. Name a top three and a bottom three and you have named six places, but there are only five balls, so one ball would have to sit on both lists. That is why a five-ball pool reads best as five plain counts, the way this page shows it.

A Millionaire Ball count and a main-number count sit on different scales

The main numbers are five balls from 1 to 58 a night, so each has a fair share of about one appearance in every 11.6 draws, against one in five for a Millionaire Ball. Percent is the wrong ruler between pools of different sizes, because how far a fair count naturally wanders depends on how many chances each ball gets. The fairer ruler is the standard deviation, the typical distance a fair count strays from its share, and on it a Millionaire Ball some way above its share can be a bigger departure than a main number further above its own in percent.

Picture two jars. One holds five marbles, and you draw one and put it back each night. The other holds 58, and you draw five at a time. The small jar hands every marble far more turns, so its counts ought to huddle tighter around the fair line, in proportion to their share. A Millionaire Ball that has not huddled is the real outlier in this game.

A young game, a growing record

Millionaire for Life replaced Lucky for Life and has drawn every night since February 22, 2026, so its whole record is short next to a game like Classic Lotto or Powerball. A leader in a record this size is a real count on a thinner sample, and a thinner sample moves around more from month to month. The statistics above name the dates of the draws they count.

Questions people ask

What are the most drawn Millionaire for Life numbers?
This page ranks each main number by how often it has appeared across the most recent Ohio Millionaire for Life draws. The Millionaire Ball is drawn from its own 1 to 5 pool and is counted separately.
Is the Millionaire Ball part of this frequency?
The main ranking covers the five numbers from 1 to 58. The Millionaire Ball comes from a separate 1 to 5 pool, so with only five options its own frequency is short and is tracked on its own.
What do these Millionaire for Life statistics cover?
They cover the most recent Millionaire for Life draws in our data: how often each main number from 1 to 58 was drawn, which came up most and least, and the Millionaire Ball counted in its own 1 to 5 pool. The statistics section names the first and last draw dates of that window.
What happened to Lucky for Life?
Lucky for Life was discontinued on February 21, 2026, and Millionaire for Life replaced it the next day: five numbers from 1 to 58 plus a Millionaire Ball from 1 to 5, drawn every night. This page analyzes Millionaire for Life draws.
Why are Millionaire Ball counts so much higher than main-number counts?
Because the Millionaire Ball comes from a pool of only five. One Millionaire Ball lands every night, so each ball has a fair share of a fifth of the draws, while each main number, drawn five at a time from 58, has a fair share of about one appearance in every 11.6 draws. The two kinds of count sit on different scales, so they never share one ranking.

On this day in history

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