EuroJackpot
Pick 5 numbers from 1–50 and 2 Euro numbers from 1–12
EuroJackpot statistics
Number frequencies, gaps, pairs and sums for EuroJackpot, from 475 draws.
Main numbers 1–50
How often each number has been drawn since Mar 25, 2022. The dashed line is the expected count if every number were equally likely.
Euro numbers 1–12
How often each number has been drawn since Mar 25, 2022. The dashed line is the expected count if every number were equally likely.
Hot
Most drawn in the last 100 draws
Overdue
Longest time since last drawn
Sum of 5 numbers
Mean 126. Half of all draws fall within 106–147.
Odd / even
Odd numbers per draw
Frequent pairs
Any given pair comes up about 3.9 times on average.
Does this work? An honest check
Every draw is an independent random event: every line has the same chance of the top prize, 1 in 139,838,160. The AI Agent’s lines are a selection based on past draws, not a forecast.
Uniformity test (χ²): main numbers p = 0.693, Euro numbers p = 0.291. With p above 0.05 the differences in frequency look like ordinary random noise.
Backtest on the last 150 draws: for each draw every strategy picked numbers from earlier history only (3 lines per draw), then matches were counted.
| Strategy | Avg. matches (of 5) | Euro numbers matched | 3+ matches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot numbers | 0.467 | 30.4% | 0.22% |
| Overdue numbers | 0.458 | 30.9% | 0% |
| All-time leaders | 0.511 | 32% | 0.67% |
| Typical shape | 0.473 | 32.7% | 0.67% |
| Frequent pairs | 0.44 | 33.6% | 0% |
| Random pick (theory) | 0.5 | 31.8% | 0.48% |
Most drawn Eurojackpot numbers
The most common Eurojackpot main numbers since the current rules began on Mar 25, 2022 are 11, 17, 30, 21, 23, and 34, counted over 475 draws. The charts above show the hit count for every main number from 1 to 50 and every Euro number from 1 to 12.
These counts describe past draws only. In the next draw, every main number still has the same 5 in 50 (10%) chance of being drawn, and every Euro number 2 in 12 (about 16.7%).
How the counts are made
LottaGo counts Eurojackpot statistics only from draws held under the game's current rules, which began on Mar 25, 2022. Draws held under older rules are left out, because a different number pool would distort the counts.
With 5 main numbers drawn from 50, each number is expected to appear in about one draw in ten. Over 475 draws that gives an expected count of roughly a tenth of the total. The dashed line on the chart marks this level. For the Euro numbers, 2 are drawn from 12, so each is expected in about one draw in six. Bars above the line belong to numbers drawn more often than average so far, and bars below it to numbers drawn less often.
Hot, cold and overdue numbers explained
Hits in the last 100 draws
The "Last 100" view counts each number's hits in the most recent 100 Eurojackpot draws. With a 10% chance per draw, a main number is expected about 10 times in 100 draws. A count of 15 or 6 is not unusual and does not mean the draw favours or avoids that number. The Hot panel lists the leaders of this window.
Gap: draws since a number last appeared
The gap is the number of draws since a number last came up. The Overdue panel lists the longest gaps. The average gap for a main number is 50 ÷ 5 = 10 draws, but long gaps happen all the time. The chance that one particular number misses 30 draws in a row is (45 ÷ 50)³⁰, about 4%. Across 50 numbers, you'd expect about two to be on a gap of 30 or more at any time.
Do hot or overdue numbers help?
No. Each Eurojackpot draw is independent: the balls have no memory of earlier results. Expecting an overdue number to "catch up" is the gambler's fallacy.
LottaGo tests this directly. The AI Agent builds lines from five strategies, including hot numbers and overdue numbers. In a walk-forward backtest over the last 150 draws, each strategy picked 3 lines per draw using only earlier results, and the matches were counted. The strategies match about as often as random picks. The full table is in the "Does this work? An honest check" panel above. Our guide do hot and cold numbers work? explains the reasoning in more detail.
Pairs, sums and odd/even balance
- Frequent pairs shows which two main numbers have been drawn together most often. Any given pair is expected only a few times, so the top pairs often reflect chance.
- Sum adds up the five main numbers of each draw. Most sums fall in the middle band shown on the chart, because there are far more combinations with middle sums than with very low or very high ones.
- Odd/even shows how many odd main numbers each draw contained. Mixes of 2 or 3 odd numbers are the most common, again because more combinations have that shape.
These charts describe what typical draws look like. A line with a typical sum is not more likely to win: each of the 139,838,160 possible lines has the same chance.
Is Eurojackpot random? What the χ² test shows
The χ² (chi-squared) uniformity test asks one question: is the spread between the most and least drawn numbers bigger than chance alone would produce? It returns a p-value. If p is above 0.05, the differences look like normal random variation. A low value now and then is expected too, because with enough checks some will cross the line by chance.
LottaGo's χ² result for Eurojackpot main numbers and Euro numbers updates after every draw. It is shown in the "Does this work? An honest check" panel above. This is the honest answer to questions such as "is Eurojackpot rigged?": the test checks the data rather than relying on anyone's word.
Eurojackpot statistics FAQ
Which Eurojackpot numbers are drawn the most?
Since Mar 25, 2022, the most drawn Eurojackpot main numbers are 11, 17, 30, 21, 23, and 34, out of 475 draws. The ranking changes after every Tuesday and Friday draw. The charts above give the full counts for main numbers 1–50 and Euro numbers 1–12. The past Eurojackpot draws page lists the results behind them.
Are overdue Eurojackpot numbers more likely to be drawn?
No. A number that hasn't appeared for 30 draws has the same 10% chance in the next draw as any other main number. Long gaps are normal: the average gap is 10 draws, and about two numbers sit on a 30-draw gap at any time. LottaGo's backtest shows that overdue-number lines match like random picks.
Is Eurojackpot rigged, or are the draws random?
The data points to random draws. LottaGo runs a χ² uniformity test on all Eurojackpot draws under the current rules. A p-value above 0.05 means the frequency differences are consistent with a fair draw. The test is repeated after every draw, and its latest result is shown in the honest check panel above.
Are there Eurojackpot hot numbers for today?
LottaGo lists the hot numbers of the last 100 draws, but they are not a prediction for today's draw. No method can predict Eurojackpot numbers. For the same view across other games, see the most drawn numbers in other lotteries.