The results table on the Golden Ball page lists the most recent completed rounds, newest first. On desktop it renders as a full table; on mobile each round becomes a compact card with the same information. This guide walks the columns in order.
The columns
- Round — the round’s identity, an official GB-prefixed ID. It is displayed exactly as the source published it.
- Draw Time — when the round’s result was recorded, shown in UTC.
- Regular Balls and Golden — the six drawn numbers, in generation order.
- Sum, Odd·Even, Und·Over, Size — judgments derived from the regular balls.
- G Odd·Ev and G Und·Ov — the golden ball’s own two judgments.
- Status — the round’s presentation state (see below).
Status markers
A completed round reads “Final”: it has been published and will never change. Where the round is backed by a chain source, the status also opens that round’s source detail — network, block or slot, hash and finality. The status marker never claims more than the source supports.
One snapshot, every surface
Partial history
Normally the table shows the twenty most recent rounds. When a live source has only just started operating, fewer rounds exist — and the table says so honestly, titling itself with the real count (“Latest Results — 3 rounds so far”) instead of padding the list. The table grows to its full length as rounds accumulate, one every three minutes.
If results are temporarily unavailable, the page replaces the table with an explicit unavailable notice. An empty or missing table is never silently backfilled.