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Here are the
biggest Movers & shakers This
week from the LTSE 49.
See Temperature analysis
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This is the most successful set of 3 numbers in terms of number of £10
wins, coming up 8 times in the history of the
Lottery. |
10 |
34 |
48 |
These are the second most successful sets of 3 numbers in terms of number of £10
wins, each coming up 7 times in the history of the
Lottery. |
02 |
23 |
40 |
05 |
24 |
38 |
06 |
10 |
19 |
06 |
12 |
19 |
10 |
13 |
31 |
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23 |
27 |
| 21 |
24 |
38 |
| 25 |
37 |
45 |
| 31 |
32 |
40 |
| 31 |
33 |
41 |
There are too many sets of the
third most successful 3 numbers, each set coming up 6 times in the history of the
Lottery, to show here. Click here for a listing of the best triples down to 4 appearances.
Note that about 75% of the available 18,424 triples (unique sets of 3) have actually been drawn so far. |
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The most
Currently Absent balls
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The Most out
Drawn first, etc league table
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At the moment, yellow balls have more
repeats and more adjacents than any other
colour.
Based on UK lotto history for digital endings of the main balls the odds of these events are :-
At least one set of 2 endings the same
= 2.86 to 1 ON
All different digital endings =
4.4 to 1 against.
At least one set of 3 endings the same =
10 to 1 against.
3 endings the same and 2 others the same =
47 to 1 against.
3 sets of 2 numbers with the same ending, =
91 to 1 against.
4 numbers with the same ending =
1070 to 1 against
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Opal, One of six new machines first used in November 2003 has been used 22 times on a Saturday, 34 times on Wednesday.
Topaz, One of six new machines first used in December 2003 has been used 37 times on a Saturday, 38 times on Wednesday.
Amethyst, One of six new machines first used in October 2003 has been used 75 times on a Saturday, 78 times on Wednesday.
Moonstone, One of six new machines first used in October 2003 has been used 35 times on a Wednesday, 31 times on Saturday
Pearl, One of six new machines first used in May 2004 has been used 14 times on a Wednesday, 18 times on Saturday
Garnet, One of six new machines, first used in October 2004 has been used 6 times on a Wednesday, 10 times on Saturday
Sapphire, A newer machine first used in December 2006 has been used 31 times on a Wednesday, 44 times on Saturday.
Did you know that on average, 8 new (never seen before) £10 winning combinations of 3 are created each draw ?
Three or more of the same colour happen in the main balls on average every 2.48 draws
Exactly 2 of the same colour happens just as often as exactly 2 of one colour and exactly 2 of another? On average every 2.58 draws.
At least 1 ball repeats to the next draw on average every 1.8 draws !
At least one rising adjacent ball (one more than in the previous draw) happens in 55% of all draws, as does a
falling adjacent. 30% of all draws have both types of adjacent. This means that 80% of all draws have at least one adjacent. A draw with
no adjacent happens on average every five draws.
Some people believe that digital ending analysis (looking at the second digit of each drawn ball) may help choosing in the future. Example:- balls 13 and 43 both have a digital ending of 3. See adjacent panel for odds of certain endings based on past performance.
Two consecutive numbers (doublets) appear on average in half of all the draws.
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| Anatamy of Draw No. 1291-------. Mains 09,10,12,16,30,31 |
| Repeats |
There were no repeats |
| Multiple colours |
3 blues (teens) 2 greens (thirties) |
| Adjacents |
, 16 was a rising adjacent |
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, 16, 31 were falling adjacents |
| Digital endings |
2 ending in 0 |
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1 ending in 1, 1 ending in 2, 1 ending in 6, 1 ending in 9 |
| Doublets |
9, 10, 30, 31 were doublets |
| Triplets |
There were no triplets |
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Which ball had the longest historical absence from the UK Lottery ?
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17 for 73 draws !
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