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Tout ou rien Past Results: How Often Each Number Came Up

The chart below counts every saved Tout ou rien draw. It shows how far each number is from its expected count, inside the band that chance alone gives.

Tout ou rien draws counted4,368

From Nov 17, 2014 to Nov 1, 2026, every number drawn (12 of 24 in each draw).

numbers 1 to 24, 4,368 draws Nov 17, 2014 – Nov 1, 2026
124
  • band of chance (95%): 2,119 to 2,249 times
  • expected: 2,184 times
  • outside the band

Bars start at the expected count: up means drawn more often than expected, down means less often.

Numbers outside the band: 2 of 24; with fair draws about 1.1 of 24 fall outside it by chance alone.

Chi-square test: 19.5 with 23 degrees of freedom, p = 0.67: well within what chance alone gives.

Drawn most often

  • 242,251
  • 162,236
  • 102,221
  • 82,216
  • 92,211

Drawn least often

  • 192,111
  • 12,136
  • 172,148
  • 112,155
  • 232,160

Away the longest (in the draws we have saved for these rules)

NumberNot drawn forChance of such a wait
35 draws3.1%
73 draws12.5%
42 draws25.0%
162 draws25.0%
172 draws25.0%

A long absence does not make a number due. In the next draw every number has the same chance: 12 in 24, about 50.0%.

Every count of this epoch
  1. 12,136
  2. 22,190
  3. 32,168
  4. 42,190
  5. 52,173
  6. 62,185
  7. 72,189
  8. 82,216
  9. 92,211
  10. 102,221
  11. 112,155
  12. 122,183
  13. 132,171
  14. 142,203
  15. 152,188
  16. 162,236
  17. 172,148
  18. 182,172
  19. 192,111
  20. 202,195
  21. 212,170
  22. 222,194
  23. 232,160
  24. 242,251

Latest draws we have saved

Nov 1, 2026
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Oct 31, 2026
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Oct 30, 2026
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Oct 29, 2026
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Oct 28, 2026
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Unofficial: a copy of published results – verify with the official source. Official source: lotoquebec.com. Copy updated Nov 2, 2026

Draws up to the end of last year come from the yearly archives of Loto-Québec; newer draws from the Loto-Québec results pages.

Counts and the chance band

What the tool measuresValue now
Saved draws in the archive4,368
Oldest saved drawNovember 17, 2014
Numbers in the drum24
Numbers drawn each dayTwelve – half the drum
Range of one number's count by chance alone2,119 to 2,249
Numbers outside the band2
Expected outside the band with fair draws1.1
Chi-square p-value0.67

Half the drum is drawn every day, so all counts are large and close together. The chart shows each number's distance from the expected count.

How the test works

  1. Count each numberAdd up how many times each number in the drum came up in the saved draws.
  2. Find the expected countTwelve of 24 numbers are drawn each day, so each number is expected in half of the saved draws.
  3. Draw the band of chanceThe band is the range where one number's count lands most of the time when the draws are fair.
  4. Run the chi-square testIt adds up the gaps of all numbers at once and checks if the total is normal for random draws.
  5. Read the p-valueA large p-value fits fair draws. A value very close to zero would point to a problem. The tool shows the current value.

Inside or outside the band

Inside the band

  • Where most counts land when the draws are fair
  • Normal gaps between numbers, nothing to read into
  • Says nothing about the next draw

Outside the band

  • Happens to about 1.1 numbers on average, even with fair draws
  • Not proof that a number is hot or cold
  • Does not change the chance in the next draw

Test it yourself

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Questions

What are the most common Tout ou rien numbers?

They change with every draw, so the tool above lists the most and least drawn numbers live. Their counts stay close together, inside the band chance alone gives, and they do not predict the next draw.

Can past Tout ou rien results predict the next draw?

No. The numbers come from an electronic drum based on a random number generator. Each draw is independent: any number has a 50.0% chance to be in the next draw, whatever came before.

Why do the counts differ if the draw is fair?

Random draws never give equal counts. Small gaps are normal, and with fair draws about 1.1 numbers are expected outside the band on average. The tool shows how many are outside now.

Is the Tout ou rien results history on this page official?

No. It is an unofficial saved copy of past draws. Loto-Québec says its official winning list prevails over results posted online. The tool links to the official results.