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Abstract The Irish national lottery went through 62 rollovers during 2021 and 2022 before a winner finally claimed the top prize. James Hanley and Michael Cronin use data from four continents to examine what lies behind lottery droughts, and estimate the most, and least, popular numbers being picked

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