Above First numbers are those ticket numbers that are above of the first draw number.
Here is an example Game Layout View with all ticket numbers that are above of the first draw number. (circled in yellow)
Please note that the first draw number is also included as numbers to analyze.
Above First Number Choosing Guide
Here is the example of low probability of numbers occurrence
Even though the numbers 1 2 4 are probable to happen, but the probability is low.
This rule is a flexible rule. Anything may happen, but, when you look at the Visual Analyser diagram, you can have some idea idea how they can be drawn.
In the case above, we would be rather careful choosing too many number above the first number if any at all.
This method is analyzing occurrences of lottery numbers that are drawn on a ticket above of the fist number from the previous draw
if you want to see how many numbers were drawn above the last number, select from menu Between / Above First
Here is an example diagram
If number was NOT drawn then diagram will show a point in row 0
If number was drawn then diagram will show a point in row 1 or 2 etc, that depends on how many numbers were drawn.
If game numbers are like 1 3 10 22 31 45, two numbers were drawn (1 3). In that case diagram will show point in row 2.
The next diagrams will show analyzes of numbers that were drawn above and at the same time were drawn as Contact, Cold etc numbers
In this analysis method the Number Type Switch is enabled.
The main number types are:
Contact, Outside, Hot, Cold, Odd, Even, Connected, Unconnected, Disconnected
The Visual Analyzer evaluates numbers in all possible combinations.
Each main number type can appear individually or in combination with others.
When you change the primary number type using the Number Type Switch, diagrams display the analysis of the examined numbers and how they are represented as the primary number type in combination with other types.
Example when primary number is the Cold type:
etc.
The next diagrams will show analyzes of numbers that were drawn as Cold and at the same time Cold & Even, Cold & Connected etc numbers
Please see also Analysis Screen topic for more info on how to interpret diagrams.