Weekly Overview of Canada 28 Data
During the period from September 14 to September 20, 2026, Canada 28 conducted a total of 2,783 draws, spanning draw numbers 3481597 to 3484409 over seven days. In terms of big/small ratio, big numbers accounted for 49.26%, while small numbers slightly led with 50.74%. The odd/even ratio was almost balanced, with odd numbers at 50.16% and even numbers at 49.84%.
Observing Data Trends
Daily data revealed noticeable fluctuations in big/small and odd/even ratios. In the early part of the week (September 14 to 16), small numbers dominated, with September 15 showing the lowest big number ratio at just 46.52%. However, big numbers rebounded significantly on September 19, reaching 53.48%, and stabilized at 50.87% the following day. Regarding odd/even ratios, September 18 saw the lowest even number ratio of the week at 47.15%, while September 20 recorded the highest odd number ratio at 52.37%.
Hot Numbers and Span Distribution Analysis
The top five hot numbers this week were 13 (appearing 219 times, 7.87%), 12 (207 times, 7.44%), 16 (206 times, 7.4%), 15 (198 times, 7.11%), and 11 (190 times, 6.83%). These values were concentrated in the mid-range, indicating strong stability. Regarding span distribution, a span of 5 occurred most frequently, with 452 instances (16.24%), while a span of 0 was the least common, appearing only 27 times, highlighting the data's dispersion.
Weekly Champion Algorithm Performance
Based on recent AI algorithm performance, the "Mean Reversion" algorithm led with an average weekly accuracy of 45.85%, earning the title of weekly champion. The "Monte Carlo" algorithm followed closely with 45.65%, and the "Anti-Martingale" algorithm ranked third with 45.54%. These three algorithms demonstrated consistently high accuracy in predicting big/small, odd/even, and numbers, significantly outperforming the average accuracy of other algorithms (41.47%).
Rare Event Tracking
This week’s data featured several rare events. On September 14, triple numbers 888, 666, and 999 appeared consecutively, marking the densest occurrence of such events in recent months. On September 19, triple 888 reappeared along with other extreme events, highlighting unique data trends.
Summary Observations and Records
This week, Canada 28 data exhibited clear cyclical fluctuations, with significant shifts in big/small and odd/even ratios midweek. The first three days were dominated by small numbers, while big numbers gained Momentum later, leading to a balanced outcome. The stability rankings of AI algorithms reaffirmed the reliability of "Mean Reversion" and "Monte Carlo," especially in predicting anomalies. This week’s rare events further emphasized the importance of these algorithms in identifying unusual patterns.