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This drawing used an older Powerball format. The
Powerball #29 is
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The bonus number returned after a record-long gap
Record
Bonus number #29 had been missing for 27 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
How the five main numbers landed
Compared with 126 Powerball drawings played earlier under the same number format.
Main-number sum
193
Higher than most comparable drawings
Number span
39
A fairly typical spread
Odd / even
3 / 2
This split appeared in about 29% of comparable drawings
Low / high
1 / 4
This balance appeared in about 18% of comparable drawingsLow numbers are 1–29 in this format.
More shape measurements
Largest gap
23
A typical largest gap
Smallest gap
1
Smaller than most comparable drawings
Average main number
38.6
Higher than most comparable drawings
Number bands
11–20131–40141–50251–591
Main numbers grouped in bands of ten
This drawing included one consecutive pair: 44 and 45.
These earlier drawings share several structural traits with this result. Similarity describes completed drawings and does not predict what comes next.
How similarity works
Matches compare main-number sum, span, odd/even and low/high balance, consecutive pairs, and adjacent gaps within the same number format. The closest score wins; equally close drawings are ordered newest first.
113045474810
Matching odd/even and low/high balances and one consecutive pair.