The winning combination for draw #968 of the Quebec 49 (Jan. 6, 2007) was 05-15-25-35-37-45. The interesting fact is that it is the first time, to my knowledge, in either Canadian Lotto 6/49, Quebec 49 or UK 6/49, the same last digit (here 5) is repeated 5 times. This has a very low probability of happening, in this case 0.0028%.
Does anybody know of an actual winning combination in any lotery that has a very low probability of happening.
For Canadian Lotto 6/49, I know of three cases:
- for draw #1748, with numbers 38-43-44-45-46-47, a 5-1 distribution of consecutive numbers has a 0.0135% probability of happening;
- for draw #2322, with numbers 21-22-23-24-48-49, a 4-2 distribution of consecutive numbers also has a 0.0135% probability of happening;
- for draw #670, with numbers 22-27-32-37-42-47, with all numbers with the same difference between 2 numbers (here 5) has a 0.0015% probability of happening.
Does anybody know of an actual winning combination in any lotery that has a very low probability of happening.
For Canadian Lotto 6/49, I know of three cases:
- for draw #1748, with numbers 38-43-44-45-46-47, a 5-1 distribution of consecutive numbers has a 0.0135% probability of happening;
- for draw #2322, with numbers 21-22-23-24-48-49, a 4-2 distribution of consecutive numbers also has a 0.0135% probability of happening;
- for draw #670, with numbers 22-27-32-37-42-47, with all numbers with the same difference between 2 numbers (here 5) has a 0.0015% probability of happening.