Rhode Island - Mega Millions Numbers-Extra Ball Pair Analysis

The 5 pairs in the most recent winning number, 06-17-34-40-48**30x2,, with their frequencies (times drawn) and number of draws since their last appearance, are listed below.

Check a Rhode Island lottery Mega Millions number paired with ball numbers

What are the the most and least frequently drawn number-ball pairs associated with a Mega Millions number? And which pairs of that number are never drawn or are late? This is what the followin tool does. Just select a Mega Millions number and click 'Show' to list the frequency and last appearance of all the number-ball pairs associated with that number.

Frequency of a Mega Millions Number and a Ball Pair

Since the 5 numbers and the extra ball drawn at every Mega Millions draw constitute 5 number-ball pairs, a given number-ball pair of a Mega Millions game is expected to be drawn once in 515.2 draws. If we are dealing with just a few hundreds of draws or less, then it is possible that a pair might not have been drawn at all. If there are quite a few draws, then the frequencies of the pairs will demonstrate a nomal distribution. That is, a few pairs with low and high frequencies; a large number of pairs with frequency values in the middle.

Here is a summary of the actual data pertaining to the Rhode Island Mega Millions number-ball pairs of numbers

And the list of a number-and-ball pairs of the Rhode Island Mega Millions drawn a specified number of times can be viewed in the box below. Select a frequency from the drop-down list to see which pairs have been drawn those many times. The Mega Millions pairs that have not been drawn yet can be listed by selecting 0.

Long-Time-No-See Mega Millions Number-ball Pairs

You may see all the list of number-ball pairs that haven't been drawn in the last specified number of draws. For instance, to see the Rhode Island Mega Millions number-ball pairs that haven't come out during the past 1 year period, enter 104 in the box and then press the 'Show' button. Note that the list is arranged just in numerical (alphabetical) order; not chronological.