What is a Simple Moving Average (SMA)?

SMA is the average value over the last N draws. For each number, the proportion of draws in which it appeared is calculated. Fast SMA responds to changes quicker, slow SMA smooths out fluctuations.

What does an SMA crossover mean?

When fast SMA crosses slow SMA from below — the number is gaining frequency ("Warming up" signal). From above — the number is losing frequency ("Cooling down" signal). This is analogous to the "golden cross" and "death cross" in stock trading.

Which window preset should I use?

SMA 10/50 is suitable for short-term analysis of recent trends. SMA 50/200 is for long-term trends. Start with 10/50 and verify findings with 50/200.

Can SMA predict a number's appearance?

No, SMA shows trends from past draws but does not predict future ones. Each lottery draw is an independent random event. SMA helps understand dynamics but does not guarantee results.

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Moving Averages — Number Frequency Trends

SMA analysis: how each number's frequency changed over time

Instead of static frequency over the entire archive, moving averages show the dynamics of each "Рапидо Про" lottery number's frequency. The crossover of fast SMA with slow SMA signals a trend change, similar to stock trading.

Analysis based on 20 draws from 02/27/2026, 06:07 AM to 02/27/2026, 12:52 PM

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How to Use Moving Averages

Step-by-step guide to analyzing lottery number trends

Choose a window preset

Start with the SMA 10/50 preset — it shows short-term trends. For long-term analysis, use 50/200.

Study the current signals

The "Warming up" and "Cooling down" badges show numbers that are currently experiencing a trend change — a crossover of fast and slow SMA.

Select numbers for the chart

Click a number (up to 5) to see its SMA dynamics on the chart. Solid line — fast SMA, dashed line — slow SMA.

Analyze the table

The table shows current SMA values and signals for each number. Sort by columns to find interesting patterns.

About Moving Averages

Analogy with stock trading

The Simple Moving Average (SMA) is one of the main technical analysis tools in trading. We apply it to lottery number draw frequencies.

Warming up

Fast SMA crosses slow SMA from below. The number is gaining frequency.

Cooling down

Fast SMA crosses slow SMA from above. The number is losing frequency.

Usage Tips

Recommendations for effective trend analysis

The "Warming up" signal means the number has started appearing more often than usual — this is analogous to the "golden cross" in stock trading.

The "Cooling down" signal — the number is losing frequency. This doesn't mean it's bad — a reversal may happen soon.

Compare different window presets: short-term (10/50) may give different signals than long-term (50/200).

For reliable signals, a sufficient draw archive is needed. If the archive is shorter than the long SMA window, data will be incomplete.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about moving averages in lotteries