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DC 5 number frequency, odds and draw history

DC 5 draws 5 digits, each drawn from 0 to 9 with repeats allowed. This page counts 10,423 draws under the current rules, from July 20, 2009 to November 11, 2026, sold in District of Columbia.

Every digit, by position

A digit game is not a ball game with fewer numbers. Each position is its own draw from ten digits and the same digit can land twice, so a pooled count would be meaningless and only a per-position count says anything at all.

Across 10,423 draws every digit should turn up about 1,042 times in each position. A digit at the top of a position is not hot: it is the digit that happened to land highest, the way somebody has to come first in a coin-flipping contest.

Position 1

DigitTimes drawn
01,003
1973
21,014
31,080
41,094
51,030
61,028
71,066
81,084
91,051

Position 2

DigitTimes drawn
0997
11,076
21,036
31,009
41,008
51,027
61,077
71,083
81,047
91,063

Position 3

DigitTimes drawn
01,009
11,029
21,046
31,007
41,035
51,073
61,028
71,056
81,063
91,077

Position 4

DigitTimes drawn
01,099
11,000
21,028
31,040
41,002
51,053
61,072
71,036
81,051
91,042

Position 5

DigitTimes drawn
01,006
11,063
21,086
31,021
41,006
51,084
61,022
71,034
81,036
91,065

The odds

A straight, meaning every digit in the exact position it was drawn, is 1 in 100,000. That figure is not an estimate: each position is an independent draw from ten digits, so the arithmetic is the whole story.

The last ten draws

Draw dateNumbers
November 11, 20260 5 5 5 4
November 10, 20267 8 2 9 2
November 10, 20261 4 4 6 8
November 9, 20260 3 5 9 5
November 9, 20265 8 8 0 3
November 8, 20264 8 4 4 8
November 8, 20264 8 4 5 8
November 7, 20266 6 9 3 6
November 7, 20261 9 7 8 9
November 6, 20265 4 5 8 8

Where this comes from

Every draw on this page came from the jurisdiction that ran it, and the matrix was derived from that published history rather than copied from a marketing page. The full archive, 10,423 DC 5 draws in all, ships inside the app and works with no connection at all.

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