Fantasy 5 Numbers

This is the Fantasy 5 winning numbers for the last seven draws. Note that these are the Fantasy 5 numbers back to April 1, 2010. The Arkansas Natural State Jackpot lottery begins at 7:59 pm ET / 7:59 pm EDT and ends 7:59 pm ET / 7:59 pm EDT. This gives us the best data available, allowing us more time to evaluate which draws have made some major impact.

For the first round of this year's fantasy football drafts the Fantasy 5 numbers are below. These are the numbers that make up this week's Fantasy 5 number, based on the number of teams in the final week. The Fantasy 5 games do not allow you to purchase or redeem prize money. These are the most recent numbers, back to March 21, 2009.

To be perfectly clear, the numbers I'm talking about are those used on DraftKings. These are your "fantasy" points from the last week. William Hill Irish Lottery Results 3 Draw 6 balls from here. The next few tables are sorted by most recent number, going back to May 31, 2008. I've also removed the RotoNet picks as they're not currently tracked as part of this method.

Fantasy 5 is a "Fantasy Football" game that combines traditional "PFF" stats in a 5 vs 3 battle of "players" with each team being worth $100 in a fantasy draft.

It's not clear from the numbers why it's happening, so you can expect one of these in the next few weeks! These are the fantasy points that were scored at that level, back to May 31, 2008. These are the fantasy points scored on DraftKings back then, back to May 31, 2008. The South African National Lottery had originally planned to distribute Mmngmng as a digital lottery games. This is the average points scored per fantasy points over these last seven draws.

I had used the Fantasy 5 numbers for the first seven draws, and the RotoNet numbers for the next seven draws. These are the fantasy points that were scored on DraftKings back then, back to May 31, 2008. The Euromillions and EuroMillions Plus Lotto games are played between four to seven players at each location, with eight individual players competing. It's hard to judge them without the RotoNet values, but they at least show a similar trend.

Again, this isn't something I find unusual, so we'll look at them again next week. The next two tables are the percentage of total points (from the last seven draws) that were scored in the last seven draws, with these being the three lowest, to account for the two tiebreakers for these weeks. This last value isn't the only one, but it's one that makes no sense to me.

It looks like this point total is determined by each of these games having a high win rate, and high scoring games. This may be just a coincidence, as I'm not sure what the win/score ratio is supposed to be for these games, since those are tied, but they are also tied in terms of how often they have scored points.

Now, let's look at this year's top three most recent Fantasy 5 numbers, including the RotoNet picks. To be more clear, these numbers don't include the RotoNet picks, as they also arentracked as part of the winning numbers. This is the percentage winning points per fantasy points over these last seven draws.

These are the most recent numbers. These are the percentage winning points per fantasy points for Week 2 of this season.