Monthly Data Overview
In June 2026, Canada 28 conducted a total of 11,931 draws, spanning from draw ID 3439387 to 3451446 over 30 days. The big/small ratio was recorded at 50.27% big and 49.73% small, while the odd/even ratio was 50.29% even and 49.71% odd, showing a near-normal distribution with slight deviations.
Hot and Cold Numbers
This month saw a notable concentration of hot numbers. The sum 14 appeared 933 times, accounting for 7.82% of all draws, followed by sum 13 with 898 occurrences (7.53%) and sum 12 with 869 occurrences (7.28%). Meanwhile, cold numbers displayed unique distribution patterns, with certain numbers absent for extended periods, highlighting significant trends.
Monthly Highlights
June was marked by extraordinary events. Rare triple numbers frequently appeared, such as the unusual "triple 0+0+0" and "total sum 27" on June 1, followed by other triple numbers like 8+8+8 and 7+7+7. Notably, June 9 and 10 saw consecutive appearances of triple numbers and extreme sums, creating a monthly peak.
AI Algorithm Performance
The AI algorithm "Kelly Formula" claimed the top spot with an average accuracy of 45.75%, based on a sample size of 47,576. The "Local Entropy Algorithm" followed closely with 45.68%, and the "Deep Learning Algorithm" also performed commendably.
Weekly Trends
Weekly big/small ratios revealed interesting fluctuations:
- Week 1 (June 1–7): Big/small ratio at 50.0%, odd/even ratio at 50.57%.
- Week 2 (June 8–14): Big/small ratio rose to 51.21%, odd/even ratio dipped to 50.18%.
- Week 3 (June 15–21): Big/small ratio dropped sharply to 49%, showcasing significant Volatility.
Notable Days
Key anomalous days included June 1 and June 9, which featured multiple rare events such as extreme triple numbers and unusual sums, warranting special attention.
Insights and Implications
The June data not only showcased the diverse patterns of Canada 28 but also highlighted the unique distribution of rare events. Observing these trends, combined with the performance of AI algorithms, provides valuable references for predicting future outcomes.