This will bring up the view of main input area.

There are 5 user define game variables. This variable allow you to control the number of draw to include in each column to study the digits performance. You can specify your own number of draw in each game column. The example above

Game 1, 5 draw mean you will be using the last 5 draws results to be included in your analysis.
Game 2, 4 draw mean you will be using the last 4 draws results to be included in your analysis.

You can also change the prize option to your preference.

Under normal circumstances, when you are analysing the "All prize" option, you should use the default draw range by the computer. If you are analysing "Top prize" option, then you may need to change the draw range in term of multiple of 5 draws each i.e. 3,6,9,12,15.

The above will be generated when you click the "Singapore" button. The left most column "Rank Highest" is the rank base on frequency occurrence of the digit. For example, in the Game No1 column, the digit "9" has the highest rank within the last 5 draws result.

The objective of this chart is to allow you to visually see how the digit behave over a period of time. Example, the digit "9", "6" seem constantly floating on the top of the rank. That mean the current trend, this 2 digits are worth looking at (All Prize).

Just to give a better understanding on this, let me show you the Top Prize method.

You will notice that the flow of the digits are not as smooth as in all prize. To really fully understand how did this digits behave, it is best to capture the movement of this every draw.