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1 is not only 1
But if you add the digits in 10: 1+0=1.
Or 28: 2+8=10, 1+0=1
So for 1, you could also play 10, 19 or 28
Instead of playing only the one-digit numbers between 1 and 9, you can also add up the two-digit numbers between 10 and 36 and play the corresponding number. Or you can cross methods too! Look for your lucky number in your Chinese horoscope, your name or your birthdate (see Section 9) and play the corresponding two-digit number from the 1-10 Line Chart.
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Look at last draw's winning number, and play the accompanying numbers on the 1/16 Chart. Each number appears three times. You can play all six accompanying numbers to block your mark. For example, if the last play was 2, then according to the 1/16 Chart, 17 and 30 are likely to call and should be played next. But 2 also appears with 10-25 and 23-15. These can be played too, to further block your mark!
After the 1/16 Chart, you will find stories that go with the chart's numbers. The combination of numbers in the 1/16 Chart are further endorsed by the stories that can be found amongst them. Read through the stories, and you will find everyday situations. If you experience them, you can play the corresponding numbers.

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1-16-29 6-21-34 10-25-2 12-27-4 14-29-6 16-31-8 17-32-9 22-1-14 23-2-15 24-3-16 25-4-17 26-5-18 32-11-24 33-12-25
35-14-27 36-15-28 |
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Similar to the 1/16 Chart, this is another 'true and tested' system for some players to choose corresponding marks. Look at the last draw's winning number, or look at what your draw is Coming Under, and play the accompanying numbers on the 1/8 Chart. Again, each number appears thrice, and you can play all to block your mark. Like the 1/16 Chart, the 1/8 Chart is further endorsed by stories. Look for them yourself! |
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The method of play with the Bank Chart is to combine the numbers in the circles with those in the triangles. The green numbers are the main marks, the blue numbers are the blocking marks. Examples: |
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To play according to the Lucky Diamond Chart, pick your starter mark. It could be the number from last week's draw, the 'Last Play' or any other number that is of significance to you. Find that starter mark on the red part of the Lucky Diamond Chart. Let's take for example the 11 here. Select the numbers that surround the starter mark in an imagined square to block it. For our example, the red 11, you will find on the red chart of the 11; and 31, 35 and 4 below it. |
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On the Blue chart, the numbers above the 11 are 34, 28 and 22, the numbers left and right are 5 and 17, and the numbers below are 36, 30 and 24. The numbers common to both Lucky Diamond Charts are the most favourable to block the 11. In our example, it would be the 22 that appears in both the red and blue part of the Chart surrounding the 11. Conclusion: |