How many draws in a row each jackpot has gone unwon, how today's jackpot compares with recent ones, and when it was last won — from official, verified results only.
A rollover never changes your odds. Every draw is independent and every combination has the same chance. What changes is the prize size and how many people are playing.
Big rollovers attract many more tickets, so if the jackpot is won it is more likely to be split. Check how crowded your usual numbers are before a big draw.
After every verified draw we read the operator's own published jackpot amount and the number of jackpot-tier winners.
A draw with no jackpot winner counts as a rollover. The run shows how many draws in a row that has happened.
The comparison ranks the latest jackpot against every jackpot we have tracked for that game. It describes size only, never likelihood.
Official jackpot and winner figures from verified draws only. A rollover does not make any number or draw more likely; the odds of winning are the same every draw. Larger jackpots usually attract more players, so a jackpot is more likely to be shared.