LotteryWhere Each Position Tends to Land
Sort a drawing's main numbers smallest to largest, and look at just the 1st position (the smallest number), or just the 5th (the largest) — each position has its own theoretical distribution, a real statistical fact called order statistics, not a pattern to chase. The smallest of 5 numbers is naturally biased toward the low end of the range; the largest toward the high end. This shows the theoretical shape for each position next to what's actually happened.
The theoretical curve for each position comes from the exact order-statistic formula for sampling without replacement — exhaustively verified against a brute-force enumeration of every possible combination in a small test case before publishing, not an approximation. This describes an unavoidable mathematical consequence of picking 5 numbers from a range and sorting them — it has nothing to do with which specific numbers get drawn, and doesn't predict anything about the next drawing. See how lottery odds actually work.