Weekly Data Overview
This week’s Canada 28 data collection covered 2,814 draws, spanning from August 24 to August 30, 2026. In the big/small ratio, big numbers accounted for 50.92%, while small numbers made up 49.08%. For the odd/even ratio, odd numbers were at 50.57%, and even numbers at 49.43%. Compared to the theoretical value of 50%, these deviations remain within a normal statistical range.
Daily Data Trends
Let’s examine the daily big/small ratio changes:
- August 24: Big 47.01%, Small 52.99%.
- August 25: Big 52.36%, Small 47.64%.
- August 26: Big 51.62%, Small 48.38%.
- August 28: Big 54.23%, Small 45.77%, marking the week’s largest deviation.
- August 30: Big 53.12%, Small 46.88%. Big numbers started slightly lower early in the week but gradually increased toward the end.
Odd/even ratios were more stable, though August 28 saw odd numbers reaching 59.45%, significantly exceeding the average.
Hot Numbers and Span Distribution
Sum value 14 continued to lead the hot number rankings, representing 8.32% of occurrences. Regarding span distribution, spans 4, 5, and 6 appeared most frequently, with counts of 439, 396, and 403 respectively, showing a concentrated pattern.
AI Algorithm Performance and Weekly Champion
Among AI algorithms, the anti-Martingale algorithm achieved the highest accuracy this week at 46.17%, followed by the Kelly criterion and local entropy algorithms at 45.94% and 45.91%, respectively. These algorithms demonstrated consistent and reliable performance.
Extreme Events Recap
Rare events occurred frequently, including the sum value of 0 and the triple number "0+0+0" appearing twice on August 26. The theoretical probability of such events is less than 0.1%, making them noteworthy.
This week’s analysis of Canada 28 highlights subtle deviations and the steady performance of algorithms, offering deeper insights for further research.