Data Trends: Big/Small and Odd/Even Stability and Fluctuations
Yesterday's Canada 28 data shows significant activity from July 27, 2026, to August 2, 2026, with a total of 2,814 draws—averaging about 402 draws daily. Observations indicate a near-even split in big/small numbers, with big numbers accounting for 50.28% and small numbers at 49.72%. Odd numbers made up 51.07%, while even numbers comprised 48.93%. The most notable single-day fluctuation occurred on July 31, when big numbers dropped to 46.02%, and odd numbers fell to 49.5%. These shifts, compared to the previous week, are worth noting.
Popular Sums and Span Distribution
The hottest sums this week were 13, 15, 16, 14, and 12, with occurrence probabilities of 7.75%, 7.57%, 7.53%, 7.46%, and 7.11%, respectively. Regarding span distribution, span 5 appeared most frequently, with 461 occurrences, accounting for 16.38% of all span data for the week.
AI Star Algorithms and Performance
Out of 30 AI algorithms analyzed this week, the 'Anti-Martingale' algorithm ranked first with an overall accuracy of 45.15%. Its odd/even prediction accuracy stood at 50.04%, showcasing stable performance in this week's data. Additionally, the 'Local Entropy' and 'Kelly Formula' algorithms tied for second place with an accuracy of 45.11%. Compared to last week, the average accuracy of AI algorithms this week reached 41.26%, reflecting a slight improvement and highlighting the ongoing optimization of data analysis tools.
Extreme Events and Rare Phenomena
This week saw frequent extreme events, particularly on July 27, 2026, when the rare sum of 27 appeared once—its last occurrence being in draw number 3461500. Similarly, total sums of 0 occurred multiple times on July 27 across various draws. Triple numbers were also prevalent, with the standout '0+0+0' triple reappearing in draw 3464712 on August 2, just two days after its previous occurrence. These extreme data points provide valuable insights into data patterns and warrant continued attention in future analyses.