Mark Six Results
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🔥 Hot Numbers
Numbers appearing most frequently in recent drawings.
❄️ Cold Numbers
Least frequent numbers in historical distribution.
⌛ Overdue Analysis
Numbers with the longest gap since last drawn.
Statistical Insight: The current Average Sum for Mark Six is 152.0. In the Hong Kong Edition, we see a higher correlation in even-odd distribution for mid-range numbers.
Most Frequent Numbers
Recent Draw History
| Date | Winning Numbers | Bonus | Jackpot |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 26, 2026 | 10 11 18 32 34 47 | 33 | — |
About Mark Six
Mark Six draws take place on Tue, Thu, Sat. Players select 6 numbers from 1-49 plus 1 bonus number from 1-49. The jackpot starts at HK$8M and rolls over if not won. The overall odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 13.9M. The most recent draw was on May 26, 2026.
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Mark Six Strategy & FAQ
What are the hottest numbers for Mark Six right now?
Based on the last 50 drawings, the most frequently drawn numbers are 10, 11, 18, 32, 34, 47. While past results don't guarantee future success, many players use these "hot numbers" as a basis for their selection strategy.
How many numbers do you need to win Mark Six?
To win the top prize (Jackpot), you typically need to match all 6 main numbers and 1 bonus number. However, there are multiple prize tiers for matching fewer numbers.
When is the next Mark Six draw?
The next draw is scheduled for Sep 10, 2026. Check back on this page immediately after the draw time for the verified winning numbers and jackpot updates.
Does Lotto Deamon provide predictions for Mark Six?
Yes. Lotto Deamon uses a Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) neural network and Gradient Boosting models to analyze historical Mark Six data. Our "Smart Picker" generates combinations that balance frequency, gap-delta, and sum-distribution metrics.
Disclaimer: Results are unofficial and for informational purposes only. Always verify with your official lottery organization before making any financial decisions.