Results on Saturday, 8th of February
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Prizes & winners
| TIER | TICKETS | $/WINNER | TOTAL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 6 | X | $ 551,343.51 | $ 3,308,061.06 |
| 5+S | 91 | X | $ 9,293.35 | $ 845,694.85 |
| 5 | 1,526 | X | $ 1,025.65 | $ 1,565,141.90 |
| 4 | 77,736 | X | $ 34.25 | $ 2,662,458.00 |
| 3+S | 194,987 | X | $ 21.75 | $ 4,240,967.25 |
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Notable in these results
- Although the first 3 statistical factors (Sum of numbers, Sum of digits and Numbers range) are mixed, they were one hair away from being the same.
- The greatest distance between two adjacent numbers in these results is 11 (15 to 26) while the smallest distance is 1 (due to the consecutive numbers)
- All numbers in the results on 2003-02-08 are lower or equal to those in the previous results.
- Notice that there are 1 sets of three consecutive numbers in this draw. Now that's not an every day event!
- Numbers 14, 15, 29, 28 from this draw can be found in the previous Australia Saturday Lotto numbers and/or their neighbors.
- Look how close to each other these 4 numbers have been: 10, 13, 14, 15. Only 5 numbers apart and they all share the same decade represented by number 1
Australia Saturday statistics for 2003-02-08
| Statistical factor | Value | Trend | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sum of numbers | 107 | ↓ | -27.21% |
| Sum of digits | 35 | ↓ | -10.26% |
| Numbers range | 19 | ⟳ | % |
| Evens | 3 | ⟳ | |
| Odds | 3 | ⟳ | |
| Repeating Decades | 4+2 | ↑ | 2 |
| Repeating last digits | 1 | ⟳ | |
| Hot number | 7 | not drawn | |
| Cold number | 13 | drawn | |
| Repeating numbers | 29 | ⇢ |
Note: Trend column based on the previous results.