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UK National Lottery #29
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Winning numbers drawn at 8.13pm BST on Saturday 3rd June 1995:
The table below is courtesy of Camelot's phone line (0845 9100 000 *10).
Category Prize Winners Total Percentages
Jackpot £10,326,358 0 £0 0.0% - rolled over
5+bonus £288,849 11 £3,177,339 16.9%
5 match £3,841 517 £1,985,797 10.5%
4 match £107 40,623 £4,346,661 23.1%
3 match £10 931,366 £9,313,660 49.5%
Totals 972,517 £18,823,457 100.0%
Category Change Figure Percentages
Ticket sales 13.3% fall £64,826,761 61.5% of combined sales
Instants sales 8.5% fall £40,648,200 38.5% of combined sales
Combined sales 11.5% fall £105,474,961
Good causes 11.5% fall £28,247,291.50 26.8% of combined sales
The next table displays the draw order, revised frequencies and the last prior appearance of each of the 7 balls.
Updated Frequencies Since Last Appeared
Drawn Order Main Bonus Total Main Bonus Either
1st 31 7 1 8 5 26 5
2nd 01 3 0 3 7 Never 7
3rd 29 6 1 7 12 9 9
4th 40 2 0 2 26 Never 26
5th 21 4 2 6 15 11 11
6th 32 6 0 6 2 Never 2
Bonus 27 2 1 3 12 Never 12
Total 181 30 5 35 79 162 72
Avg. 25.9 4.3 0.7 5.0 11.3 23.1 10.3
Comments:
- The draw used ball set 4 in the Arthur machine and the average main Lotto prize was £19.36.
One in every 66.7 main Lotto tickets won a prize (=1.50% of players).
- If all 13,983,816 ticket combinations were additionally purchased for the main Lotto game, they would have made a profit of £27,232.
- The prior history of the main Lotto jackpot ticket included one win of £10.
- This is the 6th time there's been no jackpot winner and this comes
only 2 weeks after the last such jackpot-winless draw, which is a record
shortest gap.
- Ticket sales hit record levels for a non-rollover/Super Draw.
- Shortly after the draw, ITV teletext incorrectly claimed that next week's
jackpot pool would be about £12m, but since £10.3m has already rolled
into it (a record), this is a severely underestimated figure to say the least.
A phone call to Camelot confirmed the estimate as £20m.
- The number 31 has moved into outright second place in the
frequency table with 7 appearances
as a main number.
- Exactly 6 months after its one and only appearance, the number 40 finally
moves off the bottom of the frequency table.
- The numbers 21, 29 and 40 also appeared in
Lottery #3.
- Camelot has returned to quoting the unwon jackpot in the prize pool figure,
which is wrong of course...
- The Sunday Telegraph newspaper claimed I was a Doctor this week
(see page 21) in their lottery feature, but I don't actually have a PhD. At
least they quoted my URL correctly, unlike most other people, but that's only
because the reporter phoned me up first on Thursday to have a talk !
- Not a single match for me this week <sigh>
- £695,236 of unclaimed prizes (3.69% of the total prize pool) from this week expired at 11.00pm GMT on Thursday 30th November 1995 and have been added to the National Lottery Distribution Fund.
Next Lottery: #30 (Saturday 10th June 1995) [1 jackpot winner]
Previous Lottery: #28 (Saturday 27th May 1995) [3 jackpot winners]
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