10 recorded January 10 drawings
The available records run from 1998 through 2026. A drawing only appears when January 10 fell on a scheduled Powerball draw day, so the group does not contain one entry for every year.
Same month and day / across years
How to compare Powerball numbers drawn on January 10
This page groups one recurring calendar date. It does not combine adjacent days or replace the chronological results archive.
Open a drawing for complete historical context
Each row shows the winning line, recorded Power Play, advertised jackpot, and a link to the individual date record. The destination also identifies the game matrix, number profile, neighboring drawings, and Double Play result when available.
Different years can use different number ranges
Powerball rules changed over time. A number available in a recent drawing may not have existed in an older white-ball or red-ball pool. Open the date record before comparing values across rule eras.
A shared calendar date does not predict a future draw
The grouping is a navigation and research aid. Repeated numbers, counts, or gaps inside this small date sample do not change the probability of a later independent drawing. Verify tickets with the official lottery.
5 64 19 28 21 14
48 43 25 50 40 11
17 21 14 27 18 9
7 24 50 49 33 4
19 9 29 2 28 19
8 56 10 18 43 9
45 54 42 53 36 36
2 13 19 27 50 5
6 9 22 23 35 6
7 9 17 20 44 25
Descriptive history only
White-ball frequency for January 10 drawings
The Powerball numbers drawn on January 10 produce this small, date-specific frequency summary. The counts do not change the probability of a future drawing.
- 01 9 3 hits
- 02 19 3 hits
- 03 50 3 hits
- 04 2 2 hits
- 05 7 2 hits
FAQ / recurring calendar dates
How this date group fits the archive
A recurring-date page is a comparison view assembled from individual drawing records. It is useful only when its scope and limits remain visible. The rows remain linked to their original dates so a reader can leave the small group, inspect the complete record, and confirm the surrounding chronology. The questions below explain why the group can contain gaps, mixed rule eras, and totals that should not be interpreted as forecasts.
Why does January 10 not have a result every year?
Powerball drawings occur on scheduled weekdays, not on every calendar date. Depending on the period, the schedule included Wednesday and Saturday or Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. If January 10 fell on another weekday, there is no drawing to list. Missing years therefore reflect the schedule rather than a gap invented by this page.
Why can older records use smaller number pools?
The game has changed its white-ball and red-ball ranges more than once. Each individual record carries the matrix active on its drawing date. Cross-year comparison should begin with that field; otherwise, a number introduced during a later era appears to have an artificial historical absence.
When should I use a year page instead?
Use this group when the month and day are the subject of the comparison. Use an annual results page when you want the complete sequence of drawings from one year, including neighboring dates and rollover progression. Both routes lead to the same underlying date records; only the grouping changes.
Can this comparison validate a ticket or predict a drawing?
No. It can help locate a historical record and summarize a small group, but it cannot confirm ticket ownership, eligibility, prize value, or a claim deadline. It also cannot make a repeated or absent number more likely to appear. Use the official lottery for claims and treat every future drawing as independent.