Digit 17 Follow-up Analysis

Canada 28 Digit Analysis (JND28 / PC28) — pick any digit from 0-27 to see the next-period outcome distribution after that digit appeared, supporting trend research and missing-digit tracking.

What is Digit Analysis?

Simply put, it answers one question: "After a certain digit is drawn, what comes next?"

Digit analysis specializes in this — it walks through history, finds every period that drew a given digit, then looks at what came next, and surfaces the patterns to support your judgment.

Concrete example (using digit 17)

Suppose the last 10 periods' sum values look like this:

Period 1: 13
Period 2: 18
Period 3: 10
Period 4: 13   ← this one drew 13
Period 5: 14   ← so 14 followed 13
Period 6: 8
Period 7: 11
Period 8: 13   ← 13 drew again
Period 9: 21   ← 21 followed 13
Period 10: 5

When you select "digit 17" from the top buttons, the system automatically:

1. Finds every period that drew 17 → Period 4, Period 8 (2 times in this example)
2. Looks at the next-period draws → 14 and 21
3. Tells you the statistics:
   • After digit 17: drew 14 once, drew 21 once
   • Big/Small split: Big 2 times (100%), Small 0 — because both 14 and 21 fall in Big (14-27 = Big)
   • Odd/Even split: Odd 1 time (50%), Even 1 time (50%) — 21 is Odd, 14 is Even

That's the core logic of this page; scaled to 402-period / 1000-period / 12060-period samples, statistics become more stable.

How to read this page?

Glossary

• Current Missing: periods elapsed since this digit was last drawn
• Cold Number: numbers that haven't appeared for a long time (high missing value)
• Hot Number: numbers that have appeared frequently recently
• Edge Number: 0-5 and 22-27, statistically rare ranges

All data comes from official Canada 28 draw records, synchronized in real time. Note: statistics describe the past — they do not guarantee the future. Each draw is independent. Content is for research reference only and does not constitute betting advice.

Related Analysis Tools

Digit analysis focuses on "single point → next period". For deeper research, see:

• Sequence Analysis: what follows a two-period combination (e.g. 13,12)
• Three-Position Analysis: follow-up trends after a 3-digit combination
• Interval Analysis: full 28-digit missing-period overview table