Lowest Number Drawn in 2D Lotto
Across the last 20 2D Lotto draws, the lowest number drawn is most often 4 (average minimum 8.5).
The lowest number in 2D Lotto is 1: it opened the draw in 2 of 20 cases (10%).
The lowest number of a draw is the minimum among all drawn numbers: if 7, 12, 19 and 20 came out, the minimum is 7. The table below shows how many times each number was the lowest, the chart tracks minimums by draw date, and clicking a row or point adds the ball to your combination.
Minimum Number Statistics
Minimum Number Frequency
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How many times each number has been drawn — the core statistics table.
OpenHit Intervals
How many draws each number has been absent and its typical gap.
OpenQuestions About the Lowest Numbers
What is the lowest number drawn most often in 2D Lotto?
The draw minimum is most often 4; the average minimum over the last 20 draws is 8.5. The full breakdown is in the table on this page — it shows how many times each number was the lowest.
How often does the lowest number of the game appear?
Number 1 — the lowest in 2D Lotto — opened the draw in 2 of 20 cases (10%). Whenever it is drawn, it automatically becomes the minimum of the draw.
What does a high draw minimum mean?
A high minimum means the draw contained no small numbers at all. The current period record is a minimum of 19: every drawn number was at least that high. Such draws are rare: the more numbers drawn, the more likely at least one of them is small.
Should I include small numbers in my combination?
Every combination has the same odds, so excluding small numbers is pointless. There is a prize-sharing nuance though: numbers up to 31 are picked more often because of birthdays, so a combination made entirely of “calendar” numbers is more likely to split a big win with other winners.