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Game: Lotto
Number pool: 49
Selected range: 50 most recent
Draws in the sample: 50
From: 2026-06-09T20:00:00Z
To: 2026-10-01T20:00:00Z
Latest draw in the sample: 2026-10-01T20:00:00Z
Calculated at: 2026-10-01T23:49:27+02:00
Source: Service draw archive
Freshness: Checking…

The longest gaps in Lotto history

A gap is the number of consecutive draws in which a given number did not come up. For each of the 49 numbers we give the longest completed gap from the whole history and the gap running after the latest draw.

Longest record in the game

draws without the number 48, 19.02.1967–01.12.1968

Current gap above half the record

z 49 liczb, stan po ostatnim losowaniu

Numbers currently in a record streak

current gap longer than the existing record

Record gap of each number

By longest record. "Once every" = 1/(1−p)^record: how often a gap in the random model would last that long or longer.

Record gaps of numbers in Lotto — full history, source: draw history

48	92	19.02.1967	01.12.1968	165 555	5
6	82	19.06.1977	21.01.1979	44 840	5
34	78	15.08.2020	16.02.2021	26 592	3
35	77	08.11.2025	09.05.2026	23 336	10
47	77	14.12.2024	14.06.2025	23 336	1
15	75	29.04.1998	20.01.1999	17 971	28
10	73	01.12.1999	16.08.2000	13 839	1
39	73	09.06.2012	29.11.2012	13 839	1
3	70	11.05.2023	24.10.2023	9 353	5
8	70	30.01.2010	15.07.2010	9 353	14
30	68	23.09.1973	19.01.1975	7 202	2
4	67	11.04.1992	05.12.1992	6 321	0
40	67	15.12.1984	05.04.1986	6 321	5
2	65	29.06.1969	04.10.1970	4 867	0
36	64	10.02.1990	29.09.1990	4 271	0
25	63	19.07.1970	10.10.1971	3 748	2
43	63	09.03.2013	06.08.2013	3 748	8
16	61	28.11.1965	05.02.1967	2 887	13
12	59	02.08.2008	20.12.2008	2 223	6
22	59	23.02.2023	13.07.2023	2 223	5
18	57	08.07.1962	18.08.1963	1 712	4
44	56	13.02.1999	01.09.1999	1 502	6
45	56	29.07.2023	09.12.2023	1 502	2
1	55	07.11.2009	18.03.2010	1 318	1
20	55	07.09.2021	15.01.2022	1 318	7
38	55	02.11.1985	29.11.1986	1 318	0
42	55	22.04.2017	31.08.2017	1 318	2
11	54	10.09.2020	16.01.2021	1 157	10
14	54	03.02.1999	14.08.1999	1 157	7
17	54	11.07.2017	16.11.2017	1 157	10
28	54	19.06.1999	29.12.1999	1 157	3
24	52	02.06.2011	04.10.2011	891	1
32	51	14.02.2004	14.08.2004	782	11
33	51	28.12.2023	27.04.2024	782	16
49	51	14.07.2009	12.11.2009	782	21
5	50	15.09.1990	09.03.1991	686	6
7	50	30.11.1985	22.11.1986	686	0
29	50	01.06.1980	24.05.1981	686	7
37	50	22.01.2022	21.05.2022	686	4
9	49	03.08.1994	25.01.1995	602	5
27	48	01.05.2025	23.08.2025	528	15
31	48	05.07.2011	27.10.2011	528	10
41	48	28.08.2025	20.12.2025	528	2
13	47	02.02.1985	04.01.1986	464	8
21	47	02.01.2021	24.04.2021	464	8
46	47	24.01.1987	26.12.1987	464	1
19	45	16.07.2015	31.10.2015	357	3
26	45	26.09.2013	11.01.2014	357	18
23	44	28.07.2007	22.11.2007	313	0

How we calculate this

A record is the longest completed gap of a number across the whole Lotto draw history. The period from the first draw in the history to a number’s first hit is not a gap — we do not know how long it ran before — and does not count towards the record. The current gap is measured from the last hit to the latest draw and is likewise not completed, which is why it can pass the record (“record running”).

The random model assumes every number comes up in a draw with probability p = 12,24 %, independently of previous draws. Then P(gap ≥ g) = (1−p)^g, and “once per” is the inverse of that value. This is a descriptive comparison for a single gap; the gaps of different numbers in the same draws depend on one another, so we do not publish a significance test here.

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What do these numbers show?

The longest gap in Lotto history: number 48 did not come up for 92 consecutive draws — from 19.02.1967 to 01.12.1968 (source: history, completed gaps of this number: 718).
In the random model (p = 12,24 % per draw) a gap this long or longer happens once in 165 555 gaps. The record is the longest among the many gaps of 49 numbers, so its very existence is not unusual.
After the latest draw 0 of 49 numbers had a current gap longer than half their own record. That describes the state, not a forecast — the length of a gap does not change the odds in the next draw.

These are historical data. Each draw is independent of previous draws, so these numbers do not tell us what will be drawn next.

How do I use this page?

Find a number in the table and read its record gap along with the dates of the draws that opened and closed it.
Click a column header to sort the table by record, date or current gap.
The “once per” column says how rare such a gap would be in the random model — that is a comparison with the model, not a judgement of the number.
Rows marked “record running” are numbers whose current gap has already passed their previous record.

What this page does not do: it does not point to numbers to play and does not say that any number is “due”.

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