Draw Overview
This week's draw took place on January 5, 2008, marking the 266th round of the Korean Lotto 6/45. As anticipation surrounded the draw, players were eager to see if fortune would favor them, particularly with the previously accumulated jackpot of $7.1 million. The atmosphere was charged, as participants wondered whether their chosen numbers would lead them to an unforgettable victory. With each draw, the community's enthusiasm for the lottery grows, and this round was no exception.
Winning Numbers Analysis
The winning numbers for this round were 3, 4, 9, 11, 22, and 42, with a bonus number of 37. A close examination of the winning numbers reveals a balanced distribution between odd and even numbers, each represented equally with three each. The range of numbers chosen, however, leans heavily towards the lower side, with five numbers falling between 1 and 22 while only a single high number, 42, was drawn. This unusual low number dominance could explain the very low sum of 91, which places it in the bottom 5% of historical draws.
Prize Breakdown
| Prize | Winners | Amount per Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize | 3 | $2.4M |
| 2nd Prize | 36 | $33K |
| 3rd Prize | 1194 | $995 |
| 4th Prize | 58820 | ~$37 |
| 5th Prize | 986495 | ~$3.70 |
The total sales for this draw reached an impressive $31.1 million, and the excitement culminated in a shared first prize of $2.4 million for three lucky winners. Notably, the second prize had 36 winners who each walked away with $33,000, showcasing a wide circle of luck this round.
Mathematical Patterns
Diving into the mathematical aspects, the sum of the winning numbers was a mere 91, which starkly contrasts with the average of approximately 143 for Lotto 6/45. This low total significantly impacts potential prize distribution and could influence future number selections. The odd-to-even ratio stood at 1:1, while the low-to-high ratio was largely skewed towards low numbers at 5:1. Interestingly, there was only one consecutive pair, demonstrating a unique pattern for this draw. The AC value was calculated at 10, which is considered relatively low compared to past rounds.