Wrong. Bell curves or no. Randomness knows nothing of bell curves.
So...why hasn't the lottery combo 1-2-3-4-5-6 been drawn yet throughout the history of lotteries?
If bell curves work on the lottery, it would appear there is not really any true randomness to it.
This was done in the Virginia lottery years ago. Virginia's lotto at that time had odds in the area of 12 million to one. I seem to remember that the group of investors were only able to purchase 8 million tickets before time ran out. They were fortunate enough to have the winning combination anyway. I looked but couldn't find a link. Virginia changed the rules after that so that it wouldn't happen again.