Play Whe Results — 1995

Year in review

This yearly archive covers validated Play Whe records from 1995-01-02 through 1995-12-30. It links to each month and summarizes the actual rows retained for 1995; missing dates are not filled with estimates. It preserves the game's structure: This archive records the mark, draw number and period supplied by the validated source. It does not infer a prize or draw time that the source does not provide; official NLCB rules remain the authority for current payouts.

The archive contains 614 draw records across 12 months. The monthly distribution is January had 52 draws, February had 48 draws, March had 52 draws, April had 48 draws, May had 54 draws, June had 50 draws, July had 52 draws, August had 54 draws, September had 52 draws, October had 50 draws, November had 52 draws, December had 50 draws. The source labels these periods as Morning: 0, Midday: 307, Afternoon: 0, Evening: 307. Adjacent draw records shared at least one primary value 19 times, which is a descriptive repeat count rather than a forecast.

The simple expected comparison for the primary range is 614 draws divided by 36 values, or 17.06 appearances per value. The five most frequent recorded values were Mark 14 — Money (25), Mark 1 — Centipede (24), Mark 4 — Dead Man (24), Mark 11 — Corbeau (24), Mark 27 — Little Snake (24). The five least frequent were Mark 22 — Rat (8), Mark 10 — Monkey (9), Mark 36 — Donkey (10), Mark 33 — Spider (12), Mark 7 — Hog (13). The longest observed gaps were Mark 20 — Dog had a longest observed gap of 273 draws, Mark 16 — Jamette had a longest observed gap of 206 draws, Mark 22 — Rat had a longest observed gap of 193 draws, Mark 10 — Monkey had a longest observed gap of 187 draws, Mark 7 — Hog had a longest observed gap of 161 draws. These measurements describe this year's history only; they do not identify a due value, recommend a selection, or change the independent odds of a future draw.

Months in 1995

Each month link opens a full table of dates, draw numbers, available periods and recorded values. The monthly page also calculates its own frequency, repeat and gap summaries from that month's rows.

Yearly frequency table

This table ranks the observed primary values across the complete year. Values with zero appearances remain omitted from the short table but are still part of the game's defined range and can be checked on the linked monthly pages.

For Lotto Plus and Win For Life, the separate bonus value remains in each individual result but is not merged into this primary-number comparison. For ordered games, the table follows the publisher's documented position or digit treatment. Open the individual month pages for complete draw rows, periods, repeat measurements and longest within-month gaps.