While I have gone the extra distance in showing for all intents and purposes the history of draws is irrelevant as far as predicting the next draw in Lotto as is anything else ie I've walked the walk, talked the talk and did the proofs - let's not forget that by simple logic alone this has to be so.

• A new lottery copes quite well without a history.
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• A draw only becomes an official draw on which prizes are paid out (which is the real purpose for recording draws) - after the last ball is dropped and a human being gives it the OK timestamp - in between you could run a million other draws.
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• An official lottery draw is quite simply an independent event - there is no relationship between what has occurred in previous draws and any future draw - all the possibilities that exist for the first draw in a new lotto game will exist to an equal extent in all future draws.  

Regards