Win For Life Pairs of Numbers Analysis

First, let's see the data for the 15 pairs of the most recent winning number, 10-11-12-18-25-37**35, before this draw.

Check all pairs of a selected number of the Win For Life game

What are the the most and least frequently drawn pairs associated with a Win For Life number? And which pairs of that number are never drawn or are late? This is what the following tool does. Just select a Win For Life number and click 'Show' to list the frequency and last appearance of all the pairs associated with that number.

If you want all draws (or history) of a pair of Win For Life numbers, you can use our Win For Life combinations checker to list all winning numbers that contain that pair. The Win For Life pairs are listed in the 2-of-5 winners block.

Frequency of Win For Life Pairs of Numbers

Since the 6 numbers drawn at every Win For Life draw constitute 15 pairs, a given pair of a Win For Life game is expected to be drawn once in 57 draws. If we are dealing with more than a few hundreds of draws, then it is unlikely that a pair might not have been drawn at all. Note also that the frequencies of the pairs must demonstrate a nomal distribution. That is, a few pairs with low and high frequencies; a large number of pairs with frequency values in the middle.

Here is a summary of the actual data pertaining to the Win For Life pairs of numbers

And the list of Win For Life pairs drawn a specified number of times can be viewed in the box below. Select a frequency from the drop-down list to see which pairs of numbers have been drawn those many times. The Win For Life pairs that have not been drawn yet can be listed by selecting 0.

Long-time-no-see Win For Life Pairs

Here you can list all the pairs of numbers that haven't been drawn in the last specified number of draws. For instance, to see the Win For Life pairs of numbers that haven't come out in the last year, enter 104 in the box and then click on the 'Show' button. This tool allows you to identify the late Win For Life pairs. Note that the list is arranged just in numerical (alphabetical) order; not chronological.