How to read the lô tô head/tail table in one minute
Under every result table on DoSoNhanh there is a small table called "Lô tô 2 số cuối" (last two digits). Many people skip it, but it is the fastest way to see which numbers came up today. Here is how to read it in a minute.
How the table is built
Take the last two digits of every prize in the draw and sort them. A 4th-prize number 48217 gives 17; an 8th prize of 05 gives 05. The South and Central have 18 prizes, so 18 endings per province; the North has 27.
- Đầu (head) = the tens digit (17 → 1).
- Đuôi (tail) = the units digit (17 → 7).
Reading the "Đầu" table
Ten rows, heads 0 to 9; each row lists the tails that came up. Đầu 1: 3, 7, 7 means today produced 13, 17, 17 (17 twice, from two different prizes).
For the South and Central, DoSoNhanh puts the provinces side by side as columns, so you can compare one head row across provinces.
Reading the "Đuôi" table (North)
For XSMB there is also a tail table: each row is a units digit followed by the heads. Đuôi 7: 1, 4 means 17 and 47. Same information, sorted the other way.
What it is useful for
- A quick last-two-digit check: if your ticket ends in 17, look at head 1 for a 7, then check prize by prize with how to check a ticket (it only wins the 8th prize if those digits match the 8th prize itself).
- Empty heads: an empty row just means no ending started with that digit today, which is normal for random results.
- Statistics: Statistics and /lo/17 add the tables up over many days; see what lô gan means.
Note
The lô tô table re-arranges the results; it predicts nothing. Each draw is independent, and DoSoNhanh does not sell numbers or predictions.
Note: this article is general information, not financial or legal advice. Always verify results and prize values with the issuing lottery company — see our disclaimer.