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SuperEase Tutorials - Seasonal 4D Analysis |
Seasonal 4D Analysis - Part 2
The 4D Seasonal Analysis shows you the most frequently hit system numbers at one glance. It shows you the last 15 years performance, Days interval performance, week / day performance, System recommended range with the last 3 hit intervals and status, and the next 2 months strike performance.
Seasonal No Analysis:
You can even "right-click" to show detailed data in System Pick or search for a system 4D.
With all these information and functions, it helps you in analyse and shortlist your favourite numbers more easily and quickly.
How to select 4D from the Seasonal No Analysis
We have listed down 3 basic steps for you to select your 4D using the Seasonal No Analysis:
Step 1 : Shortlist your playing numbers from
the Top 20 4D.
Since the 4D Seasonal Analyse already show the best performance numbers based on the selection criteria, we suggest that you choose your playing 4D from the Top 20 best performance seasonal numbers.
Step 2 : Study the last 15 years strike frequency.
No doubt the Top 20 4D indicate the best performance for the last 15 years but doesn't mean that the higher hit is the best performance, because it may have a very high hit in a particular years and no hit for the nest few years. So if the hit rate is more consistent for each year and no hit for current year's seasonal period, we recommended you playˇK. But of cause you may want to show in the System Pick for further study.
Step 3 : Study the system recommendation
ranges and interval to date.
The system recommendation ranges (min & max) give you a very good
indicator for the 4D performance (please refer to previous issues
for more info), this help you to speed up your analysis and decisions
making. Normally we recommended you to play if the interval to date
is in range or the previous hit is overdue.
Suggestions for beginner:
We suggested that you follow these 3 steps closely as a beginner, till you are familiar and understand all the detail.
Good Luck!
Always remember to play within your budget.
Vincent Loo
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