California SuperLotto Plus Number Sum and Root Sum

The graph below illustrates the trends of both the number sum and the root sum over 75 draws, from Jan. 29, 2025 to Oct. 15, 2025 . The Number Sum is the sum of the number combination, obtained by adding together all the numbers selected in a draw, while the Root Sum is derived by reducing the number sum to a single-digit value. Each point on the chart represents the respective values for a single draw, allowing for a clear visual comparison of how these two metrics fluctuate over time. Together, these lines help highlight any emerging patterns, anomalies, or correlations between the overall sum of numbers and their root values throughout the analyzed period.

The histogram of sums below is a statistical representation that illustrates how often different total values of lotto number combinations occur across 75 draws, from Jan. 29, 2025 to Oct. 15, 2025 . In lotto analysis, studying the distribution of sums helps identify whether draws tend to favor lower totals, higher totals, or mid-range totals, providing a clearer view of number spread patterns.

The possible range of sums is divided into bins or categories. In this case, the bins are defined as intervals such as 15-41 up to 204-225, each representing a continuous span of total values.

This division is important because lotto sums can vary widely, and grouping them into bins makes it easier to detect trends. For example, a cluster of sums in the middle intervals may suggest that draws are balanced between small and large numbers, while dominance in extreme bins could indicate a bias toward unusually low or high totals.

The histogram of sums provides useful insights into the overall totals of lotto draws. The most common sum range is 96-122 with 25 occurrences, indicating that many draws fall within this total range. Conversely, the least common sum range is 15-41, 177-203, 204-225 with 0 occurrences, showing that relatively few draws produce totals in this span. This suggests a noticeable concentration of draws within certain total ranges.

In summary, the distribution of sums shows clustering around specific total ranges, suggesting that draws tend to gravitate toward these totals.

The histogram of root sums above below provides a way to visualize how lotto combinations across 75 draws, from Jan. 29, 2025 to Oct. 15, 2025 , behave when their sums are repeatedly reduced to a single-digit value (from 1 to 9), also called the digital root. This is often used to uncover hidden numerical patterns and balance among draws, since different number combinations can collapse into the same single-digit outcome.

The histogram divides the results into categories from 1 through 9, naturally, with each bin representing one root sum. By observing which categories are more or less frequent, analysts can quickly identify whether certain root sums dominate the outcomes or whether the distribution is fairly even.

The histogram of root sums, where digits of totals are repeatedly reduced to a single digit reveals that the most frequent root sum category is 9 with 14 occurrences, suggesting a strong clustering in this interval. In contrast, the least frequent root sum category is 7 with only 5 occurrences, showing it is rarely observed. This indicates a noticeable concentration of draws around certain root sum categorys. Overall, the distribution shows clustering around specific root sum categorys, indicating that draws tend to gravitate toward these values.