Published result

Draw record details

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4D · Published result

4 Oct 2026

Corrected

Prize results

1st prize2812

2nd prize3006

3rd prize0429

Starter

0187 · 0927 · 0988 · 1146 · 5226 · 6133 · 6809 · 6857 · 7868 · 8752

Consolation

1374 · 4760 · 5455 · 6422 · 6542 · 7329 · 8030 · 9524 · 9630 · 9633

Outcome coverage

Complete draw overview

All published prize tiers are shown above. The historical charts below intentionally use first-prize records only.

Published prize numbers: 23
Prize tiers recorded: 5

Current version: v7
Data source: Unknown source

Record guide

How to read this record

This record lists the published 4D prize results: first, second, third, Starter, and Consolation. The historical comparison below uses only the first-prize series so each draw is compared on the same basis.

What is includedPublished result, current record version, source attribution, and any correction note.

Historical researchCompare this record with published historical samples and read the source limitations.

Analysis

First-prize historical analysis

These indicators use only this draw’s first-prize number. Other prize tiers are presented above for result verification and are not mixed into the historical series.

Digit sum13

Distinct digits3

Odd / even1 odd · 3 even

Digit structureOne repeated pair

Sample window

First-prize public-sample context17 of 50 visible published records share this result’s descriptive structure. This is a sample comparison, not a likelihood.

Sample comparison

First-prize value vs public-sample average

The comparison uses the 50 visible published records in this archive, including this record. A difference is descriptive only.

Digit sum13sample avg. 17.4difference -4.4

Odd-digit count1sample avg. 2.0difference -1.0

Distinct-digit count3sample avg. 3.6difference -0.6

Sample trend

First-prize digit sum across the public sample

Digit sum

How these values are calculated

For 4D, the historical analysis uses the first-prize number only: digit sum adds its four digits; odd / even counts those digits; digit structure groups repeated digits as all distinct, one pair, two pairs, three alike, or four alike. The other listed prize tiers are not combined with it.

Sample averages are arithmetic averages across the selected visible published records. “Difference” is this record’s value minus that average. The current record remains part of the selected public sample when present.

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