#9 finally came back
#9 had been missing for 44 drawings—longer than nearly all of its previous absences and 9 drawings short of its longest absence.
Investigate #9 in Number Explorer#9 had been missing for 44 drawings—longer than nearly all of its previous absences and 9 drawings short of its longest absence.
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#30 appeared in back-to-back drawings.
Explore #305 of their 10 possible pairs had appeared together less often than expected.
Draw structure
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Complete assessment
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Its 44-draw interval ranked at the 96th percentile of its previous tracked returns; its historical median was 10.
It also appeared in the previous drawing. Only 5% of 30's historical return intervals were this short. Because WTN checks every winning number after each draw, the repeat did not clear the statistical unusualness threshold.
5 of the draw's 10 pairings had historically co-occurred below 70% of their individual baseline rate. The pattern remained unusual in 1 of 4 tested history windows.
9 had the slowest recent pace and 30 the strongest relative to their 500-draw rates; the contrast remained within the range commonly seen in historical draws. The contrast was interesting, but it did not clear WTN's statistical unusualness threshold.
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Source record: New York State Open Data .
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