FINDINGSWhat do the results show?
The charts show the main patterns in the checked results.
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DATES & GAPSHow do results change over time?
See how many winning receipts were published each month and year, and which months have checked data.
Partial years cover fewer than 12 months. No archive link does not mean no winners or a cancelled draw.
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Winning receipts and archive status by month
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- Each tile is a calendar month; its number is the winning receipts with checked results in this snapshot.
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- The symbol at the bottom shows what is in the snapshot: ✓ checked results, ! no checked rows after a failed download, ? needs review, — no source link.
- Keep in mind
- The symbol does not show whether the latest download succeeded; see the refresh note above. A dash in the number means no checked rows, not zero winners.
See monthly figures
Winning receipts by year
See yearly figures
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- The left scale shows winning receipts; each bar’s height and top label give that year’s count.
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- The label under each year shows months with checked results / months in the date range.
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- Years with fewer checked months cover less time, so their totals are not directly comparable with full years.
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PRIZE TOTALS BY DRAWHow much is listed for each draw?
Each result sheet lists the prize amounts printed for that draw. This view compares the total across draws, grouped by year.
These are published amounts, not confirmed payments. Years with fewer checked draws have less complete records.
Listed prize totals by year
Amounts for every included draw
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- Each row is a year. The dot marks the median prize total per checked draw; the line spans that year’s lowest and highest draw.
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- The euro scale below starts at €55,000. The number beside each year is its count of checked draws.
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- Years with fewer checked draws have a shorter or incomplete record. The listed amounts may not have been paid. The table above gives each draw’s exact amount and receipt count.
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PRIZE AMOUNTSHow large are the listed prizes?
See how many winning receipts fall into each prize range. The ranges differ in size, as in the source notices.
A listed prize may not have been claimed or paid.
Winning receipts by prize range
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- Each row is a listed prize range; the bar counts winning receipts in that range.
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- The number and percentage give the count and share of all checked winning receipts.
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- Ranges follow the published notices and are not all the same width. Listed prizes may not have been paid.
View prize band values
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REPEAT ARCHIVE IDSHow often do Archive IDs appear more than once?
Each Archive ID matches an ID card number in the published results. This section shows how many Archive IDs repeat, and how much listed prize value is linked to them.
Archive IDs do not identify people. We do not have all entries, so we cannot work out anyone’s chance of winning.
Winning receipts and listed prizes linked to repeat Archive IDs
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- The share of Archive IDs, winning receipts and listed prize value linked to repeat Archive IDs.
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- Each row has its own total: repeat Archive IDs out of all Archive IDs, winning receipts linked to repeat Archive IDs out of all winning receipts, or their listed prizes out of all listed prizes.
- Keep in mind
- The rows use different totals. An Archive ID matches a number in the source sheets; it does not identify a person. These shares do not show anyone’s chance of winning.
See figures for repeat Archive IDs
Winning receipts per Archive ID
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- How many Archive IDs are linked to each number of winning receipts.
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- The left label is winning receipts per Archive ID; the number at right is Archive IDs in that group. The final group combines five or more receipts.
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- An Archive ID does not identify a person. The archive includes winning receipts only, not every receipt entered.
See winning receipt counts by Archive ID
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PRIZES BY ARCHIVE ID GROUPHow much prize value is linked to the highest-total groups?
We rank Archive IDs by their listed prize totals, then show the share linked to the top 1%, 5% and 10%.
These are groups of Archive IDs, not a ranking of people or ID card numbers. Listed prizes may not have been paid.
Share of listed prizes linked to the highest-total groups
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- The share of all listed prize value linked to groups of Archive IDs with the highest totals.
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- Each bar shows a group’s share of all listed prizes. The group size and its listed prize total appear beside it.
- Keep in mind
- The groups overlap: the top 1% is part of the top 5%, which is part of the top 10%. Archive IDs do not identify people, and listed prizes may not have been paid.
See prize shares by Archive ID group