At a glance
- Over 1 year, the sum of the 5 main numbers centres around ~133 (mean 132.35, median 134.5).
- 80% of draws (10th–90th percentile) sit roughly between 91 and 173.
- It does not change your odds: it only helps you see if your line is “extreme”.
Stats over 1 year (Fetix data)
Stats over 1 year (Fetix data)Period: 2025-02-01 → 2026-02-01 (104 draws).
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Mean | 132.35 |
| Median | 134.5 |
| 10th percentile | 91.3 |
| 90th percentile | 172.7 |
| Min observed | 61 |
| Max observed | 202 |
Source: Statistics
How to read it (without bias)
1) Mid-range sums are naturally more common
Far more combinations produce a middling sum than a very low or very high one.
2) Aiming at the mean does not help
It only gives you a “typical-looking” line.
Go further on Fetix
- stats: Statistics
- draws: EuroMillions draws
- jackpots: EuroMillions jackpots
FAQ
Why do the mean (132.35) and median (134.5) differ slightly?
A small gap between the two is normal on a 104-draw sample; it indicates a slightly skewed distribution, without being significant.
Is a sum of 202 (maximum observed) unusual?
No, that is a draw with high numbers, statistically rare but perfectly possible — like any other combination, it has the same probability as the rest.
Why is the 91–173 range different from the French Loto's?
Because EuroMillions draws 5 numbers from 50 (unlike the French Loto's different format) — the range of possible sums varies mechanically with grid size.
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Disclaimer
EuroMillions is a game of chance. Fetix does not sell tickets and does not promise any win.