Multi Multi draws 20 numbers from a pool of 80, twice within a single day — at 2:00 PM and 10:00 PM. With such a large draw, a quarter of the pool comes up in every single draw, so a raw frequency table gets unreadable fast. The heatmap replaces it with color: all 80 fields at once, darker where hits were more frequent.
In short
This page shows the Multi Multi 1–80 pool as a colored grid rather than a list of numbers. The color of each field depends on how many times that number came up within the selected draw window. You can switch the window — from the last seven draws up to five hundred — and also pick a specific year.
How to read the colors
Color thresholds are set by quintiles, meaning the pool is split into five equal parts of sixteen numbers each. A stronger shade means a number with more hits within the selected window, a lighter one — fewer. The scale is relative, not absolute: with twenty numbers per draw, even the "cold" fields typically have a dozen or so hits per hundred draws, so a light color doesn't mean a number never comes up at all.
Why different draw ranges
Multi Multi runs twice a day, so seven draws span less than four days, and five hundred cover just under nine months. A narrow range shows the current distribution and can look quite uneven; the longer it gets, the flatter the map becomes, approaching a state where all tiles have a similar shade. The 14, 25, 50, 100 and 250 ranges fill the space between these extremes, and choosing a year lets you compare entire seasons of roughly seven hundred draws each.
What the map is practically useful for
The Multi Multi ticket is unusual in that you decide yourself how many numbers to mark — from one to ten. The map helps spread those few chosen numbers across the whole pool instead of clustering them in one row of the grid. This doesn't change the odds of winning, since every number has the same chance, but it reduces the risk of your ticket overlapping with other players' picks. It's worth remembering that Multi Multi prizes are fixed and depend solely on how many numbers you marked and how many you matched.