Canada 28 Three-Position Analysis

Canada 28 Three-Position Analysis (JND28 / PC28) — uses the three drawn balls' raw combination as the query, showing next-period distribution after the same historical combination, supporting position trend and span research.

What is Three-Position Analysis?

In one sentence: "Use the three-ball combination (e.g. 4+0+1) as the query, and see what historically followed the same combination."

Key differences from Digit and Sequence Analysis:

• Digit Analysis matches by "sum value" (0-27)
• Sequence Analysis matches by "two-period sum sequence"
• Three-Position matches by "raw three balls" (each 0-9)

Strictest match condition, smallest sample, but most specific trend feature.

Concrete example

Suppose the last 10 periods drew (3 balls + sum):

Period 1: 5+8+7 = 20
Period 2: 4+0+1 = 5    ← 4+0+1 drew
Period 3: 9+8+9 = 26   → what next
Period 4: 9+6+3 = 18
Period 5: 4+0+1 = 5    ← 4+0+1 again
Period 6: 7+2+5 = 14   → what next
Period 7: 0+0+8 = 8
Period 8: 3+3+9 = 15
Period 9: 4+0+1 = 5    ← current (latest)
Period 10: ?            ← awaiting draw

Current draws 4+0+1, the system automatically:

1. Fills 4+0+1 into the query (auto-follows latest draw)
2. Scans full history for all 4+0+1 occurrences → Period 2, Period 5, current
3. Looks at each "next period" after the combo → 26, 14
4. Tells you the stats:
   • After 4+0+1 combo: drew 26 and 14 once each
   • Big/Small, Odd/Even, span distribution
   • Each digit's hit count + current missing

Scaled to 2814 periods (7 days), combo sample size becomes more stable.

Strict order matching — important

Canada 28 draws are ordered (three balls drop in sequence), so Three-Position matches by physical drop order:

• History drew 4 → 0 → 1 ≠ history drew 0 → 4 → 1
• Even though both sums = 5, the system treats them as two different combinations

I.e. the "4 + 0 + 1" auto-filled in the input row above reflects the actual drop order of the current draw — the real-world sequence of the three balls landing.

Single-period mode vs Two-period mode

Span Analysis — distance pattern research

Span = absolute distance between next-period sum and current 3-ball sum

14-5

Span Analysis converts "guess next specific digit" into "guess next distance from current". E.g. if "span 9 has highest frequency", after 4+0+1 the next is more likely deviating by 9 — a basis for position trend research.

How to read this page?

Glossary

• Three-Position: position combination of the three drawn balls (e.g. 4+0+1)
• Strict order match: balls match by physical drop order; 4+0+1 ≠ 0+4+1
• Span: absolute distance between next-period sum and current sum (0 = same sum)
• Auto-follow mode: after each draw, current 3 balls auto-fill into the query

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: single point → next period (loosest match, largest sample)
• Sequence Analysis: two-period combination → next period (medium match)
• Interval Analysis: missing-period overview for all 28 digits