Last 2 Digits History
Historical frequency of last 2 digits across draws, with a guide to reading the table and analysis tips
What Are the Last 2 Digits?
The last 2 digits refer to the final two digits of the first-prize number in the Thai Government Lottery. Each draw awards a fixed prize of 4,000 THB per 200-THB ticket to holders whose ticket's last two digits match the drawn pair. Tracking the history of these last 2 digits is popular among enthusiasts who analyze trends and the frequency of each digit pair over time.
How to Read the Frequency Table
The table above shows all last-2-digit pairs from 00 to 99, sorted by how often they have appeared, from most to least frequent. Each cell displays the digit pair and the count below it as "x" times. Cells highlighted in light red indicate pairs that have appeared frequently (3 or more times), while grey cells indicate less frequent pairs. You can use this as a basic reference, but remember that each draw is an independent random event.
Common Patterns and Caveats
Over the historical data, some pairs may appear more often than others in short windows, but over the long run the frequency of each pair tends to converge because every pair has an equal chance in each draw. Looking for "hot" or "cold" numbers can be fun and a starting point for analysis, but it is not evidence that a given pair will appear next. Do not rely on statistics alone when deciding to buy lottery tickets.
Important: Play for Entertainment Only
The government lottery is a form of gambling. Buy tickets for fun and entertainment only, not as a way to make income or invest. Set a budget you can afford and do not exceed it. If you feel lottery play is affecting your finances or daily life, take a break and seek help from relevant support services. All information on this page is for education and reference only and is not a recommendation to buy any particular number.