Colorado Lotto+ Results & AI Pattern Breakdown for Monday, December 8, 2025

⚡ Quick Draw Highlights
• Winning Numbers (Colorado Lotto+): 4-10-13-18-22-29
• Jackpot Status: Estimated at $1.6 Million (winner status not yet confirmed, likely rollover pending official results)
• Top Statistical Pattern: Low-Number Bias with tight 1–29 spread and balanced odd/even structure

Colorado Lotto+ Winning Numbers for Monday, December 8, 2025

Official main draw result for Colorado Lotto+ (Other US State Lotteries group) on Monday, December 8, 2025:

41013182229

Colorado Lotto+ Plus (EXTRA) Numbers

Colorado Lotto+ Plus / EXTRA line drawn the same date:

61618252839

NichebrAI Probability Engine Deep Dive

The NichebrAI Probability Engine decomposes the December 8, 2025 Colorado Lotto+ draw into structural components: distribution across decades, parity balance, and spread efficiency. Here is the anomaly and pattern profile.

1. Number Field Architecture

• Game Matrix Assumed: 6 numbers from 1–40 (standard Colorado Lotto+ structure).
• Drawn Set: {4, 10, 13, 18, 22, 29}
• Decade Distribution (Main Draw):
  • 1–9: 1 number (4)
  • 10–19: 3 numbers (10, 13, 18)
  • 20–29: 2 numbers (22, 29)
  • 30–39: 0 numbers
  • 40+: 0 numbers (not used in this configuration)
• Decade Distribution (Plus / EXTRA Line):
  • 1–9: 1 number (6)
  • 10–19: 2 numbers (16, 18)
  • 20–29: 2 numbers (25, 28)
  • 30–39: 1 number (39)

Across both lines, the NichebrAI Probability Engine flags a Low-Number Bias in the main draw, partially corrected by the inclusion of 39 in the Plus line.

2. Anomalies & Micro-Patterns

The NichebrAI Probability Engine scans for non-obvious structures: clusters, gaps, and repeated terminal digits that might interest serious players (while remaining fully random in origin).

2.1 Clusters & Gaps

• Midfield Cluster (10–22): 5 of 6 main numbers (10, 13, 18, 22, 29) sit in the 10–29 band. Only 4 is outside this band, creating a mid-range concentration.
• Decade Gap: No numbers in the 30s for the main draw – a textbook Decade Gap event, where an entire decade is unused.
• Plus Line Extension: The Plus numbers place 39 in the 30s, softening the overall decade gap across both lines but leaving the main jackpot line skewed low.

2.2 Consecutive & Near-Consecutive Behavior

• No strict consecutive pair (e.g., 18–19) appears in the main draw, which is statistically normal but noteworthy for pattern hunters.
• There is a series of near-consecutive spacing in the mid-range (10, 13, 18, 22, 29) with increments of +3, +5, +4, +7 – relatively smooth spacing with no extreme jumps.
• In the Plus set, 16 and 18 form a near-tight mini-cluster inside the teens band, but still not consecutive.

2.3 Terminal Digit Structure

• Main draw endings: 4, 0, 3, 8, 2, 9 – six distinct endings, no repetition. The NichebrAI Probability Engine flags this as a high-dispersion ending pattern.
• Plus line endings: 6, 6, 8, 5, 8, 9 – here, 6 and 8 repeat, creating a digit clustering anomaly in the supplemental line that is absent in the main result.

3. Balance Metrics (Main Draw)

• Odd/Even: 3 odd (13, 19, 29) vs 3 even (4, 10, 22) – a perfectly balanced parity profile, which the NichebrAI Probability Engine marks as structurally typical for random 6-number draws.
• Low vs High (1–20 vs 21–40):
  • Low (1–20): 4 numbers (4, 10, 13, 18)
  • High (21–40): 2 numbers (22, 29)

  This is a Low-Number Bias configuration, despite the balanced odd/even split.

• Spread Efficiency: With a minimum of 4 and maximum of 29, the spread uses 29 points of the available 39-point theoretical span (1–40). The NichebrAI Probability Engine classifies this as a compressed-yet-diverse layout – numbers are not bunched into a tiny window, but they do avoid the upper decade entirely.

4. Jackpot Context

• Advertised Jackpot: $1.6 Million for this Colorado Lotto+ drawing.
• Status: At report time, official winner data is not yet confirmed; operationally treated as a likely rollover scenario until the Colorado Lottery posts final validation.

Regardless of jackpot outcome, the NichebrAI Probability Engine treats this as a low-to-mid sum, low-biased, parity-balanced draw – informative for players tracking long-run distribution behavior, even though every future draw remains independent.

5. Using This Draw in Strategy (Without Misinterpreting Randomness)

While no pattern can predict future results, structural features like Low-Number Bias, Decade Gaps, and terminal digit dispersion help advanced players design ticket sets that cover a broader range of configurations than a simple quick pick.

To algorithmically scan thousands of historical Colorado Lotto+ draws, evaluate gap frequencies, and generate coverage-optimized combinations, use the dedicated NichebrAI tool:

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