EuroMillions Lotto Analysis: A Comprehensive Statistical Report

Executive Summary

The EuroMillions Lotto, a popular transnational lottery, has been subject to extensive statistical analysis to understand its current state of randomness and identify any notable deviations. This report provides an in-depth examination of the game's behavior over various time horizons, including the latest draw, and compares historical trends across 1-month, 1-year, 3-year, and 5-year baselines. Key findings include the identification of hot and cold numbers, persistent outliers, and observations on sum range stability, parity patterns, and the evolution of bonus/lucky balls.

Current Draw Micro-Analysis

The latest draw, which took place on 2026-01-13, resulted in the numbers 6, 10, 18, 44, and 47, with a bonus ball of 2. Analyzing this draw, we observe:

• Sum: The sum of the main numbers is 125, which falls within the average range.
• Parity (Odd/Even): The distribution is 3 odd and 2 even numbers, slightly deviating from the expected parity.
• Sectional Distribution: The numbers are spread across different sections, with a slight bias towards the higher end of the range.

Historical Macro-Comparison (The "Deep Dive")

Comparing the frequencies of numbers across different baselines reveals interesting patterns:

Hot and Cold Numbers

Persistent Outliers

Numbers that consistently appear more or less frequently than expected over the 5-year baseline include:

• Overrepresented: 35, 29, 21, 48, 42
• Underrepresented: 22, 1, 4, 43

Structural Trend Observations

Sum Range Stability

The average sum over the 5-year baseline is 129.8, while the 1-month average is 130.9. This indicates a relatively stable sum range, with minor fluctuations.

Parity Patterns

The current odd/even distribution is 62.5% odd and 37.5% even in the 1-month baseline, which slightly deviates from the theoretical probability. However, over the 5-year baseline, the distribution is closer to the expected parity, with 50.8% odd and 49.2% even.

Bonus/Lucky Ball Evolution

The bonus/lucky balls have shown varying frequencies across time horizons:

• 1-Month: 10 is the most frequent bonus ball, appearing 50% of the time.
• 1-Year: 5 is the most frequent bonus ball, appearing 22.115% of the time.
• 3-Year: 9 is the most frequent bonus ball, appearing 18.53% of the time.
• 5-Year: 3 is the most frequent bonus ball, appearing 19.002% of the time.

Probabilistic Conclusion

In conclusion, the EuroMillions Lotto exhibits a complex behavior, with various trends and patterns emerging across different time horizons. While the sum range and parity distribution appear relatively stable, the frequencies of certain numbers and bonus/lucky balls show notable deviations. These observations highlight the importance of continuous monitoring and analysis to understand the game's underlying structure and potential biases. However, it is essential to remember that lottery draws are inherently random, and past trends do not guarantee future outcomes.