Distribution in quadrants

Distribution of drawn numbers in each quadrant

Choose the quadrant

Quadrant 1

1-5, 11-15, 21-25, 31-35, 41-45

Quantity drawn in the quadrant

Actual frequency

Expected frequency

146

328

588

657

500

312

153

Quantity drawn in the quadrant	Actual occurrences	Expected occurrences	Last draw	Shortest interval	Longest interval	Current interval	Average interval
0	4	4	2813	152	1666	11	703.25
1	42	37	2720	3	336	104	64.76
2	146	151	2746	1	83	78	18.81
3	328	359	2821	1	52	3	8.60
4	588	569	2822	1	30	2	4.80
5	657	638	2823	1	26	1	4.30
6	500	523	2818	1	30	6	5.64
7	312	320	2816	1	42	8	9.03
8	153	148	2804	1	90	20	18.33
9	80	52	2805	1	275	19	35.06
10	12	14	2824	36	680	0	235.33
11	2	2	1244	337	907	1580	622.00
12	0	0				2824	0.00
13	0	0				2824	0.00
14	0	0				2824	0.00
15	0	0				2824	0.00
16	0	0				2824	0.00
17	0	0				2824	0.00
18	0	0				2824	0.00
19	0	0				2824	0.00
20	0	0				2824	0.00

The table shows data on the quantity of drawn numbers in each quadrant, considering all draws of lotomania (with the current matrix).
Actual occurrences are the real total occurrences of a quantity of numbers in the referred quadrant.
Expected occurrences are the expected occurrences of each quantity of numbers in the referred quadrant, according to mathematical probability.
Last draw is the most recent draw in which that quantity of numbers was drawn in the referred quadrant.
Shortest interval is the shortest gap between draws in which that quantity of numbers was drawn in the referred quadrant.
Longest interval is the longest gap between draws in which that quantity of numbers was drawn in the referred quadrant.
Current interval is the current interval since the last draw in which that quantity of numbers was drawn in the referred quadrant.
Average interval is the general average of intervals between draws in which that quantity of numbers was drawn in the referred quadrant (until the last draw in which that quantity of numbers was drawn in the referred quadrant).
The actual and expected occurrences tend to get closer to each other the largest the sample.