Publication status
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Winning numbers
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This drawing used an older Mega Millions format. The Mega Ball #42 is outside the current Number Explorer range, so it remains visible here without an explorer link.
About this drawing
The five main numbers included 3 odd and 2 even, with a combined sum of 163.
The drawing contained one consecutive run: 52–53.
No main numbers repeated from the previous drawing.
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Historical context
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#52 had been missing for 26 drawings—the longest observed gap for this number in WTN’s stored eligible record. That historical maximum does not, by itself, place the drawing outside ordinary random variation.
Investigate #52 in Number Explorer3 of their 10 possible pairs had appeared together more often than expected.
Bonus number #42 had been missing for 47 drawings—the longest observed gap for this number in WTN’s stored eligible record. That historical maximum does not, by itself, place the drawing outside ordinary random variation.
Shape of the drawing
Compared with 193 Mega Millions drawings played earlier under the same number format.
This drawing included one consecutive pair: 52 and 53.
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Sources and method
Source record: New York State Open Data .
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