UK National Lottery Daily Play #324

Winning numbers drawn at 8.05pm BST on Monday 4th October 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          34       £10,200      13.6%
5 match            £30         766       £22,980      30.5%
4 match             £5       8,405       £42,025      55.9%
Totals                       9,205       £75,205     100.0%

A further 16,896 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       07       324                      1 
2nd       04       324                      1 
3rd       23       324                      1 
4th       19       324                      1 
5th       24       324                      1 
6th       18       324                      1 
7th       08       316                      1 
Total    103      2260                      7
Avg.      14.7     322.9                    1.0

Comments:

• The draw used ball set 8 in the Merlin machine and the average prize was £ 8.17.
• A 5+bonus prize of £30,000 won by a ticket bought in the Kingston Upon Hull area expired and was added to the Good Causes fund.
• Unclaimed prizes from this week expired at 5.30pm BST on Saturday 2nd April 2005 and have been added to the National Lottery Distribution Fund.

  Next Lottery: #325 (Tuesday 5th October 2004) [No jackpot winners]
  Previous Lottery: #323 (Saturday 2nd October 2004) [No jackpot winners]

  

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