The third and final Loto draw took place this Saturday, November 9, 2024. You can consult the results here.
Loto is a national lottery game that takes place three times a week. It is organized by Française des Jeux on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Saturday November 9th therefore took place the last draw of the week. To play Loto, you must check 5 numbers on a grid of 49 numbers, and 1 Chance number on a grid of 10 numbers. Everything will cost you 2.20 euros.
The results of the Loto de la Française des Jeux draw on Saturday, November 9, 2024
The last Loto draw of the week was made on Saturday November 9, 2024. Here are the numbers that were drawn.
Lotto results
Draw for Saturday November 9, 2024
Results Option 2nd draw
Next draw on Monday November 11, 2024
If you want to play Loto, you have several options. You can go to an FDJ point of sale. You can also play online from the FDJ website, or from the FDJ mobile application. This is available on Android and iOS.
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What are the least drawn numbers in the Loto?
Loto is a lottery game. It is therefore dependent on chance. No one can predict what numbers will fall. However, some players have tips for choosing their numbers. The best known of these is to rely on statistics.
Thus, since 2019, certain numbers have been drawn less than others. This is the case of number 1, which has fallen 38 times. The number 18 has also been issued 38 times. Next comes number 25, which has fallen 40 times.
Issues 16 and 34 have both been issued 41 times. As for Chance numbers, numbers 5 and 8 came up 43 times. Number 3 has been drawn 45 times. You can take inspiration from these statistics to choose your numbers.
However, keep in mind that the Loto remains a game of chance. It is possible that these numbers will be more present in the future.
Loto draw results:
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