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It is time to take a look at VTRACs.
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I have been avoiding this for a long time.
I know almost nothing about VTRACs, but I do know that:
There are 5 VTRACs.
Each VTRAC = 2 digits.
Each 3 digits VTRAC = 8 pick 3 numbers.
There are 125 3 digits straight VTRACs (I think, but I am not sure).
Are VTRACs only for straight numbers or also for boxed?
Probably only for straight (?).
What about VTRACs for singles, doubles and triples? I will try to find out about that, maybe singles and doubles matter not with VTRACs (?)
Will I try to study them just by myself or Will I read about them from what some others what posted?
I don't know yet, I will probably just do my own investigation of them.
Why? Because I think that others are hooked into all states VTRACs and I mostly care about one state at a time, now more than ever, as Internet gambling might soon be a thing of the past and we might have to only play in our own state.
This is also why developing a good progressing betting method to be used with your own state and not on the Internet is so important now.
I will try to develop my own VTRACs method.
It won't be easy because of the back and forth conversions between pick 3 numbers and VTRACs.
If I find that too hard, I might have to give up on them, I will see.
I will have to try to train myself to do mental pick 3 - VTACs conversions.
The progressive betting method is not forgotten yet either.
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Maybe you will want to keep on reading about these things, little by little as they come out, the "Real" posts might take a while to start as I am not ready yet.
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