BANK CHART

ABOUT THIS TRADITIONAL CHART

Circle and triangle relationships

The Bank Chart is a traditional Play Whe blocking chart documented in the Play Whe Diary. Players read a selected Main Mark in the circle or triangle, then inspect the associated Blocking Marks as a fixed directional relationship.

Historical results can be compared with those relationships by counting how often a Main Mark or one of its Blocking Marks appeared, and by checking gaps and repeats in the draw archive. The data records the past use of the chart's marks; it does not validate a forecast.

Research note: TTLottoStats reproduces the chart for cultural reference and exploration. No system changes the odds of a future draw.

HOW IT WORKS

Circle and Triangle Blocking

The Bank Chart combines the numbers in the circles with those in the triangles. Green numbers are Main Marks; purple numbers are Blocking Marks.

To play the circle, block green 1 with purple 34 and 10. To play the triangle, block green 2 with purple 35 and 11.

The Diary also allows crossover between the triangle and circle: green 2 can be played with purple 34 and 10.

Research note: The Bank Chart is a traditional Play Whe blocking chart documented in the Play Whe Diary. TTLottoStats reproduces the historical relationships for research and exploration; it does not guarantee or predict future results.