All game numbers may be grouped into certain blocks of numbers, and those blocks can be analyzed as well.
Blocks of Numbers
Groups of numbers that are very often used to analyze games are blocks of 10 numbers. To create those blocks of numbers just divide all game numbers by 10:
Group 1 = ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10) All numbers from 1 to 10
Group 2 = ( 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20) All numbers from 11 to 20 and so on..
In picture below you may see circled in green color example of block 1.
Circled in yellow color is block 2, in red color block 3 and so on.
Blocks Choosing Guide
In majority of game lottery drawings, and in almost every game, there is an unequal distribution of numbers in certain blocks of numbers.
You can check out how the numbers are drawn using Visual Analyser and its Blocks & Groups of Similar Numbers sections.
Here is the example of possible not so good numbers choosing:
Most of numbers in the ticket above are in the block of numbers from 1 to 10. They also can be in the blocks of numbers from 11 to 20 or 21 to 30 etc.
However, most of the lottery drawings have numbers scattered over the Game Layout View, but this is not a strict analysis rule, and everything is possible here.
This analysis method is for standard and keno games only. For Pick games this will be an equivalent for horizontal lines.
if you want to see how many numbers were drawn from individual blocks, select from menu Grouped Numbers / Numbers In Blocks / Numbers With 0 or 1 etc.
Lottery draw numbers are usually spread across the entire Game Layout View. It is rare that all numbers are drawn just from one block of numbers.
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 35 45, three numbers from block 1 to 10 were drawn (1 3 10). In that case diagram will show point in row 3.
The next diagrams will show analyzes of numbers that were drawn from individual blocks 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 Outside type:
etc.
The next diagrams will show analyzes of numbers that were drawn with pairs of numbers and at the same time Outside & Connected, Outside & Unconnected etc numbers
Please see also Analysis Screen topic for more info on how to interpret diagrams.
Please also read Analysis Base topic how to recognize the new number type