Slant Left Lines
Same here below, in the picture you see the numbers circled in the yellow, ) numbers that are in one of left slant lines of Ticket View.
However, the slant lines are by definition straight slant lines, corners numbers are included and numbers 1,2 ,8 will be the first line and numbers 42,48,49 will be the last slant line
Slant Lines Left analysis method is analyzing occurrences of numbers that were drawn in Slant Lines Left of ticket view.
if you want to see how many numbers were drawn from individual lines, select from menu Lines / Slant Lines Left / Line 1 or 2 etc
Lottery draw numbers are usually spread across the entire ticket view. It is rare that all numbers are drawn just from one slant line.
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, one number from slant line 6 were drawn (31). In that case diagram will show point in row 1.
The next diagrams will show analyzes of numbers that were drawn from individual Slant Lines Left 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
Visual Analyser analyzes numbers in their every possible combination with each other.
Just to remind you, each special number type can be drawn as a single type of a number or as in combination with other types.
When you change the primary number type using Number Type Switch then you can see diagrams showing the analyzes of the analyzed numbers and also how these numbers are drawn as the primary number type in combination with other number types
Example when primary number is the Contact type:
etc.
The next diagrams will show analyzes of numbers that were drawn in slant line as Contact and at the same time Contact & Even, Contact & Connected etc numbers
Please see also Analysis Screen topic for more info on how to interpret diagrams.