Is the SSQ blue ball required for the jackpot?

Yes. The SSQ top prize generally requires all 6 red balls and the 1 blue ball to match.

Where can I view SSQ history?

On our history page, or via the SSQ topic pages organised by data dimension.

SSQ RESULTS

Shuangseqiu (Double-Color Ball) Results & History

This page organises SSQ results, focusing on the difference between the 6 red balls and the 1 blue ball.

6 red balls (01-33) + 1 blue ball (01-16)The blue ball is part of the jackpot conditionResults per official announcement

What an SSQ result contains

Each SSQ draw shows a draw number, date, 6 red balls (01-33) and 1 blue ball (01-16). The blue ball is not a decorative extra — it is part of the top-prize condition.

Why the blue ball is shown separately

Unlike Mark Six's extra number, the SSQ blue ball is essential to the jackpot. Display and analysis should keep red and blue balls in separate zones.

Using historical results

History suits lookup, review and distribution stats. Draws are random; historical data cannot guarantee future results.

Compliance note

This page is for data reference and entertainment only. Lottery draws are random and historical data cannot guarantee future results; official announcements prevail. Please play responsibly.