Draw #1949 produced a ball sum of 126, running 1.5 points below the historical average of 127.5. The selection was dominated by odd numbers (4 odd, 1 even) and notably included the return of balls 6 and 37 from the immediately preceding draw on 22/05/2026.
Across the last 4 draws, ball 6 has appeared in 25.0% of selections—50% above its expected 10.0% frequency—while ball 37 similarly elevated at 25.0% representation. Ball 23, which appeared in this draw, had been absent for 10 consecutive draws prior to its selection here. The consecutive pair rate over these 4 draws stood at 25.0%, lower than longer-term averages.
Over the past 26 draws, ball 37 registered at 15.4% frequency—notably 5.4 percentage points above the expected 10.0% baseline. Conversely, balls 23 and 25 both recorded only 3.8% appearance rates, representing a 6.2 percentage point shortfall each against expected frequency. Ball 41 has been the dominant overperformer across this period, appearing 6 times versus an expected frequency of roughly 2.6 draws.
The 52-draw view shows ball 21 has not appeared once, extending its absence to 34 consecutive draws—representing the longest non-appearance in the dataset. Ball 41 continues as a significant overperformer with 10 appearances versus an expected 5.2, while balls 15 and 21 remain among the most statistically underrepresented selections. The average ball sum over this span was 127.4, nearly identical to the historical mean.
Across 104 draws, ball 13 emerges as the most overperforming selection at 18 appearances—73.1% above its expected frequency. Ball 21 persists as the most dramatically underrepresented number across all timeframes examined, with only 2 documented appearances against an expected 5.2. Balls 50, 3, and 11 all show meaningful frequency deficits, each appearing well below statistical expectation over the full year.
Looking at longer-term frequency patterns, balls 21, 39, and 7 represent the most historically underrepresented selections based on past draw data, each having endured extended absences exceeding 23 draws. Ball 21 in particular stands out with 34 consecutive non-appearances across the 12-month window, creating a notable frequency deviation from expected rates. All EuroMillions draws are independent random events. Past frequency patterns have no bearing on future results. This is statistical observation only.
Ball 23 was running historically hot going into this draw.
The sum of all main balls was 126 — below the historical average of 127.5.
This draw contained no consecutive number pair.