Weekly Data Overview
Yesterday's Canada 28 data shows that during the week of August 3 to August 9, 2026, a total of 2,813 predictions were made, spanning draw numbers from 3,464,713 to 3,467,525 over seven days.
Looking at the big/small ratio, big numbers accounted for 50.37% (1,417/2,813), while small numbers made up 49.63% (1,396/2,813), indicating a slight tendency toward balance. Daily data comparisons show big numbers were dominant earlier in the week, such as on August 5, where big numbers reached 55.83%, but later shifted toward equilibrium, with big numbers dropping to 48.51% on August 9.
The odd/even ratio showed a slight advantage for even numbers, with odd numbers at 48.06% (1,352/2,813) and even numbers at 51.94% (1,461/2,813). This trend was also evident in daily data, such as August 4, where odd numbers accounted for 45.27%, while even numbers were more active.
Hot Numbers and Span Analysis
In terms of hot numbers, the top five most frequent sums were 14, 12, 13, 16, and 15, appearing 208 times (7.39%), 205 times (7.29%), 201 times (7.15%), 198 times (7.04%), and 195 times (6.93%), respectively.
Span data (the difference between the highest and lowest numbers) revealed that a span of 6 was most common, accounting for 15.1%, while a span of 0 was the rarest, occurring only 29 times.
AI Algorithm Weekly Leaderboard
Among 30 algorithms, the 'Anti-Martingale' ranked first with an average accuracy of 44.89%, followed by 'Local Entropy' (44.77%) and 'Kelly Criterion' (44.75%).
Notably, the 'Anti-Martingale' algorithm processed 10,404 samples this week, demonstrating stable and outstanding overall performance with a prediction accuracy of 54.17%, securing the top spot across three metrics.
Extreme Events Highlights
Several rare events occurred this week, including multiple instances of triple numbers:
- On August 3, triple numbers 7+7+7 and 0+0+0 appeared, triggering notable discussions.
- On August 8, triple numbers 4+4+4 and 8+8+8 emerged in consecutive draws.
- On August 5, the sum of 0 appeared repeatedly, sparking considerable interest.
Though these events are statistically rare, they will serve as critical references for future data model adjustments.
Weekly Trends and Next Week's Outlook
Over the past week, data distribution leaned toward balance, with no significant deviations in big/small or odd/even ratios. AI algorithm performance continued to be a highlight, with the 'Anti-Martingale' showing impressive stability.
Next week, we will continue monitoring shifts in big/small ratios and the probability of extreme events, hoping for further insights from the evolving data.