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4D Period Comparison
- Analyse consistent performance 4Ds using Preriod Comparison - Part 3
Step 3: How to analyse direct numbers with best chances
This will be the last step for your 4D analysis. If you know how to select best chances direct numbers, this will greatly reduce your investment cost and you can play for more draws as well.
Three important things you must understand from the Strike History:
A. Direct Number Interval
- Indicated the total draws interval from the previous hit based on Direct Number.
B. System Number Interval
- Indicated the total draws interval from the previous hit based on System Number.
C. Repeated Digit
- Indicated the repeated digit by positions (1 to 4) based the previous hit.
Basically, to analyse which direct numbers to pick, we study the trends of the strike history.
A. Direct No Interval
- If the 70% of the history direct no interval are less than 500 AND the last 2 hit¡¦s direct no interval are > 500 then you can eliminate those direct no > 500.
B. Repeated Digit
Normally if the digit repeated more than 2 times on the same position, you can eliminate the digit on that position.
C. Repeated Pair
If last 2 hit have the same repeated pair in any position, you can eliminate this pair.
D. Others
Sequential position on the same digit, zig zag pattern on the same digit & etc.
Step 4: How many draws to play
Yes, you have chosen your best 4D and the best direct numbers. Now you have to decide how many draws to play.
Remember, don't expect it to strike in one or
two draw.
As you can see, even the best 4D playing range for ABCD is about 2 to 20 draws from the interval graph, and you spot a good pattern and an expected range. Let¡¦s say cut by half of 20 is still left about 10 draws.
Our suggestion for begineer is, play at least 6 draws or up to the max recommended playing range.
Play 4D in a smart way and enjoy the game
Vincent Loo
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