How to read the chart
The chart looks dense the first time. It is three ideas, and this page is all of them.
Rows are days
One calendar day per row, newest at the top. The date column is the day the rounds were declared, not the day they were entered.
Columns are rounds
Left to right in the order they happen: first, second, third, final. A column never changes meaning between rows.
A dash means not yet
A dash is a round that has not been declared. It is never a zero and never a placeholder for a number we are unsure about.
One row, read out loud
Take the top row of the chart below: 6 September, first 284, second 916, third 573, final still a dash. That day has had three rounds declared and one still to come at 7:00 PM.
| Round | Scheduled | Declared at | Result | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | 10:00 AM | 10:01 AM | 284 | Declared |
| Second | 01:00 PM | 01:02 PM | 916 | Declared |
| Third | 04:00 PM | 04:02 PM | 573 | Declared |
| Final | 07:00 PM | — | — | Pending |
Why do some rows have a note beside them?
Because a round was corrected at source after publication. We add the note and keep the original number visible, rather than editing the row and leaving no trace that it changed.
Can I compare two months?
The chart page shows the current month. For an older month, ask through the contact form and we will send the rows in the same layout.
Is there a pattern in the numbers?
We do not publish predictions, tips or systems, and we would treat anyone selling them with suspicion. This site is a record of what was declared — nothing more than that.