You&#x27;d think that, but I get the idea that you&#x27;re figuring that there&#x27;s a relatively even distribution of picked numbers across the entire available set.<p>Historically there&#x27;s a higher than average representation of numbers 31 and under (birthdays, anniversaries, special events), which means that there are going to be gaps; especially now that the highest possible white number drawn has been increased to 69.<p>I imagine that there are lots of duplicate tickets out there, for certain number combinations, and lots of (potential) tickets with combinations that haven&#x27;t been purchased.