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SuperEase Tutorials - System Pick |
How to analyse 4D performance using System Pick - Part 1
Since the official launch of the SuperEase on June 2003, it has become
the best-selling 4D software in town and we have received numerous
wining tickets and winning stories using SuperEase till now. We would
like to take this opportunity to share with the readers on the art
of analysing 4D using SuperEase in order to improve your personal
skill to strike.
Recently, there is a lot of new SuperEase users want to know more
on how to analyse the 4D using SuperEase. Those who have attended
our SuperEase course have learn a lot of new technique on analysing
4D and benefit from the course. As we mention learn "how to fish"
is very important because it benefit you forever.
We try to teach you some analysis method but we still suggest that
you attend the SuperEase course because we cannot cover every single
details here.
There are many way of analyse 4D using SuperEase, such as System Forecast,
4D most frequent method, period comparison, 3D analysis, 2D analysis,
Unique Digit and etc.
Of course the easiest way is to select 4D from System Forecast if
you do not want to crack your brain to learn how to fish. System Forecast
have an average of 7 hits per month, so to speak your if you pick
4D nos from System Forecast, your strike chances is much higher than
those people playing 4D based on pure luck only.
System Pick
Today will are going to teach you how to analyse 4D use System Pick.
System Pick is the most frequently use function in SuperEase, you
will be using it all the time in order to check the performance of
your favorite number.
System Pick Overview
Basically, System Pick give you the first glance of the 4D performance
with user friendly comments. Even those have attended the SuperEase
seminar can understand it and make use of the System Pick immediately.
OK, what other functions we have in the System Pick and how can we
make use of it.
The following are the summary of all the functions in the System Pick:-
a. Strike Interval Graph by All prizes
b. Strike History
c. System No Performance (summary by years and months)
d. Direct No Performance (summary by year and cumulative monthly performance)
e. Strike Interval Graph by First 3 prizes
f. Direct No Selection (with system recommendation numbers or own
analysis)
g. Investment Analysis (know your investment projection and your breakeven
point)
System Pick screen:
System Pick is quiet user friendly and yet it show very detail and
comprehensive information. If you can master the System Pick in detail,
you are half way to be the next 4D master.
At the first glance, System
Pick shows you the important strike interval graph and strike history.
Why I said this is important, because it give you a very clear indication
of the 4D performance whether is it the right time to go in or to
wait for the next round!
If you look at the graph, it shows you the last 30 hits strike interval.
We have made it user friendly to read, what we do is we draw 2 blue
line to indicate this is the best playing range, 80% of the
hits fall below the top blue line!
Next, we draw another green line that
indicates the current interval to date. So....if the green line fall
below the lower blue line, it means not due (just strike) and if the
green line above the top blue line, it means overdue!
The closer of the 2 blue lines means
the better performance of the number (come out in a shorter interval).
Normally, my advice is to drop the number once overdue, because it is out of the recommended
playing range and sometime it can go up to 80 draws (6 months) before
it strike. So you rather concentrate on other numbers than this overdue
no. (But sometime you can play the overdue numbers, you have look
into other expect and based on individual experience and skills as
well)
So what you need to do is to learn how to read the graph (important)
and various pattern of the graph have different indication. Such as
Roller Coaster pattern, Long overdue that wake up from "commato" etc.
We will teach this in our SuperEase Course.
We will continue this in the next lesson.
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