UK National Lottery Daily Play #162

Winning numbers drawn at 8.05pm BST on Monday 29th March 2004:

The table below is courtesy of Camelot's phone line (0845 9100 000 *10).

Category      Prize       Winners       Total        Percentages
7 match        £30,000           0            £0       0.0%
6 match           £300          23        £6,900       8.0%
5 match            £30         992       £29,760      34.3%
4 match             £5      10,012       £50,060      57.7%
Totals                      11,027       £86,720     100.0%

A further 18,566 tickets failed to match any numbers at all, which entitled their buyers to an additional free Lucky Dip ticket.

The next table displays the draw order, revised frequencies and the last prior appearance of each of the 7 balls.

             Updated Frequencies    Since Last Appeared
Drawn   Main                   Main
1st       02       162                      1 
2nd       19       162                      1 
3rd       05       151                      1 
4th       06       153                      1 
5th       16       162                      1 
6th       17       162                      1 
7th       04       162                      1 
Total     69      1114                      7
Avg.       9.9     159.1                    1.0

Comments:

• The draw used ball set 3 in the Opal machine and the average prize was £ 7.86.
• A jackpot prize of £300 won by a ticket bought in the Lancaster City Council area expired and was added to the Good Causes fund.
• Unclaimed prizes from this week expired at 11.00pm BST on Saturday 25th September 2004 and have been added to the National Lottery Distribution Fund.

  Next Lottery: #163 (Tuesday 30th March 2004) [No jackpot winners]
  Previous Lottery: #161 (Saturday 27th March 2004) [No jackpot winners]

  

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