VTRAC For Dummies

Reply #30

Littleoldlady — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:17:10 GMT

On my post I put a star by the most common vtracs...located at the bottom.

Reply #29

Delta Draw — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:24:03 GMT

Changed my mind about any future posts on Vtracs .

I need to learn more about them myself and I don t want to lead anyone astray with false hopes of future wins based on my influence.

I have a gambling problem and I would only be encouraging the same in others.

Any results I have had with Vtracs is only a coincidence. I may as well thrown darts at a wall with numbers on it. (35 numbers so that s 1:35!) May as well try to win at roulette, any fool knows that is a loser game.

Sorry,

Reply #28

Delta Draw — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:29:50 GMT

Your welcome Wiltay. glad to hear you liked it DD

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Vtracs basics reviewed: Learning VTRACS Forward and Backward

Forward: Vtracs are a group of digits (1,2,3,4,5) for numerical simplification of the drawn digits in a pick 3 or pick 4 game. We substitute the digits from a draw with Vtrac digits. All 1000 combinations of a pick 3 can be reduced to 125 Vtracs. Those 125 Vtrac combinations can be reduced to 35 Vtracs where the Vtrac is represented in... [ More ]

Reply #27

wiltay — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 04:53:25 GMT

Totally awesome post. Thanks for sharing it.

Reply #26

Delta Draw — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:30:30 GMT

Here is an updated chart (I call it my Vtrac coloring book) with some more things to look at.

Take a look at the uncolored Vtrac combinations and notice the EEE combo's not hit. Tonight another hit is repeated on 426 drawn and translated as Vtrac 532. The stats for EEE are at 5.26% in 39 games and are getting pretty ripe for the picking. The EEE should average 11.4% at 1: 8.75, but are out 22 draws as of tonight. Right now It's showing another string of EOO's. When you do the Inspection outli... [ More ]

Reply #25

Delta Draw — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:53:19 GMT

Okay everyone just so you know how I came to the reduced Bell Chart, I will give step-by step instructions. So here we go,....

Go to the Pick 3 (or4) Positional Wheel under the blue menu bar: SYSTEMS

Select the pick 3 (or4) wheel

Click on all the buttons in the three (or four)columns for the digits 1,2,3,4,5

Generate the wheel with no filters

Copy the results to the LP clipboard

Go up to the blue menu bar again and under SYSTEMS select the appropriate inspector; Pick 3 or... [ More ]

Reply #24

PERDUE — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 09:32:43 GMT

OH MY GOODNESS!!! OH MY GOODNESS!!! OH MY GOODNESS!!! To all of you who has posted on this thread THANK YOU!!!-THANK YOU!!!-THANK YOU!!! I am learning so much from your posts. Thank You for sharing your knowledge on this thread. Please keep the ideas flowing. We'll figure out how to milk this cash cow yet.

Reply #23

Delta Draw — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 12:49:51 GMT

Hey play4!

All I know are the basic sums at this point. If you look at the graphic I posted in an above thread, you will see the sum of 9 has 19 boxed combinations reduced or deflated ( I hope that is the right terminology). Each has six combinations except 144 and 225 that have only three each. Of course the 333 stands alone. So what you see is the super reduced Vtrac sum bell curve. Most of the hits are within the the greatest area of the Bell curve for me. It has the most combinations repr... [ More ]

Reply #22

Play4Keeps — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 04:31:00 GMT

Here is a chart of the boxed vtrac root sums that I have been using with a little success...

ROOT 1 (28 combos)

034 039 048 089 345 359 458 589 124 129 147 179 246 269 467 679 133 138 188 336 368 688 223 228 237 278 377 778

ROOT 2 (26 combos)

134 139 148 189 346 369 468 689 044 049 099 445 459 599 224 229 247 279 477 779 233 238 288 337 378 788

ROOT 3 (22 combos)

234 239 248 289 347 379 478 789 144 149 199 446 469 699 000 005 055 555 333 338 388 888

ROOT

Reply #21

Play4Keeps — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 04:05:58 GMT

This is a great thread! I am studying vtracs from Tntea, LittleOldLady, Fibonnaci, and trying to absorb everything is a bit overwhelming.

So, I thought I would focus on the most frequent sums and root sums. I made a chart with GA, TN, KY, TX, CA, IN, ILL/IA to monitor. These were the states that Tntea had in her vtrac lessons.

I do have a questions, though....Can anyone tell me what are the most frequent vtrac sums?

I've been looking for it and, so far, cannot find it.

Reply #20

Delta Draw — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:01:36 GMT

How's everyone doing with Vtracs lately? Been using the Vtrac lottery results here at LP quite a bit and follow along with my Vtrac combinations reduction bell curve coloring book. I color several, each with a different history range.

The idea about travelers was new and now I understand a traveler is a set of digits hit in another state, that may hit at home. By looking at the Vtrac results page here at the Post, I can see the travelers real fast. Last night I hit a nice strait. The repeat t... [ More ]

Reply #19

Delta Draw — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:34:05 GMT

What I am showing is something I did so this is the only spreadsheet I can discuss. I just entered the numbers on the sheet. I typed the text. I colored the hits with the colors available. I have a very advanced coloring book. The only changes I make are color changes. I do not enter any numbers on the chart once it is made. It was constructed with basic mouse clicks, keyboard selections, the enter button and my noodle network. This was all done in likely the most cumbersome way since I am learn... [ More ]

Reply #18

retxx — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 15:29:13 GMT

hi delta. question; I need to know on the excel spreadsheet where i entered current #'s how would I enter the latest # and move all the rows down 1 row? thanks

Reply #17

Delta Draw — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 09:04:35 GMT

If the above does not make much sense, it is my fault. I should have proof-read my work, maybe that was the problem to begin with.

Today's hit colored in another 1x in the bell :V235. Repeat hits in orange tells me this may not be a good way to eliminate Vtrac combinations, but I'll keep up with it just for fun. Something like this needs a good long run before abandonment. It would be nice to have a few good traps that trip at the same time to trap a set of digits. This might be one of them a... [ More ]

Reply #16

Delta Draw — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 04:46:17 GMT

OOps! Here is the corrected bell chart:

Vtrac sums:

combos

Hits:

3

1

111

1x

4

3

112

2x

5

6

113 122

3x

6

10

114 123 222

4x

7

15

115 124 133 322

8

18

125 134 224 233

9

19

135 144 225 234 333

10

18

145 235 244 334

Reply #15

Delta Draw — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 04:20:06 GMT

thanks Winsum.

I have been looking at your blog and this new Vtrac trend is something I will have to look into.

Here is something thatmay not be new but i will post it nevertheless. It is a reduction of Vtrac sums showing the bell curve. I am using it on my spread as just a visual representaion . KInd of a coloring book with no functions- about where I am with excel at this point. I have to manually make the changes in the form of format colors. Maybe a stepping stone to greater things.

Reply #14

winsumloosesum — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:20:17 GMT

Here is some alternate information pertaining to Neighbor Odd/Even . Similar to VTRAC. I guess you could call them Neighbor VTRACS

Courtesy of MikeK

Even Odd NeighborNumbers List with only BoxedNumbers

What are Neighbor Numbers?

Digits - Neighbor

0,1 0

2,3 1

4,5 2

6,7 3

8,9 4

Neighbor Number Excel Formula?

=INT(Digit*.5)

When you are looking at a EvenOddNeighborNumbers List with only BoxedNumbers you see that there really three types of EvenOddNeig... [ More ]

Reply #13

Delta Draw — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 14:57:16 GMT

Yes thank you Winsum! looking at the link I posted shows one of the seeds for the Systems forum we now enjoy as well as Vtrac resources. The LP systems forum is the best! Access to the way-back files is a must-have to research topics that are the product of many hours of work.

Still cutting my teeth on Vtracs but I do agree they are a significant pointer to use. I have to prove that to myself but I think they are of value because of the Vtrac resources here at LP. I was a bit distant to their... [ More ]

Reply #12

Surge — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:39:56 GMT

I studied those vtrac lessons endlessly. Those are great lessons... vtracs work!

Don't forget those double vtrac returns!!!!

Ohio

Mon, Dec 21, 2009 5-0-6 7-1-4 5-4-9-3 1-2-4-4

Sun, Dec 20, 2009 3-9-3 3-2-4 0-1-8-0 7-1-8-7

Sat, Dec 19, 2009 1-5-5 5-1-8 7-6-9-8 6-0-9-5

155 and 506... missed them both!

My tip for anyone... learn vtracs and get a book from Lottery Queen

Reply #11

PERDUE — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 18:39:41 GMT

Thank You winsumloosesum!! This file along with the thread posted by Delta Draw are superb!! I admit I have to study these files. Once the excitement of having a new lotto toy dies down a little I believe I'll be able to increase my wins.

Thank You!! Thank You!! Thank You!!

Winsumloosesum, please take a bow for doing such an excellent job on explaining the vtrac position in the thread posted by Delta Draw. You are a gem among gems.

Question-Question:

Will these same ideas work w... [ More ]

Reply #10

PERDUE — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 17:05:38 GMT

You're absolutely 100% correct. This thread is great!!! Thank you soooo much.

Folks you gotta go to this thread!!

It is an explanation of Pick 3 vtrac movement.

In this post winsumloosesum does an excellent breakdown of the pick 3 vtrac movement. Another must have for vtrac'ers

Reply #9

CJR100 — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:34:35 GMT

Perdue thank you for finding this information it is wonderful!!!! Here's to you hitting the big one

Reply #8

winsumloosesum — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 13:10:31 GMT

Here is a download link that contains some Excel files for Pick 3 using VTRAC.

There is a pdf in the zip file.

The information was from another lottery forum.

The Excel files are no mine.

http://www.box.net/shared/4sgcuf4hq1

Reply #7

Delta Draw — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 08:29:10 GMT

very good Perdue.

https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/118727/436247?q=vtrac+trends rp=search

Here is something I dug up.

DD

Reply #6

PERDUE — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 00:22:11 GMT

No apology necessary. Every helpful posting is a great posting in my book.

Reply #5

Delta Draw — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 11:25:45 GMT

oops sorry Perdue,

I just stacked a post on the systems forum on Vtracs without looking at the systems posts first. Sorry,..... thanks for the links.

Good topic!

DD

Reply #4

Divine Guidance — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:19:19 GMT

oooooohhh goodie goodie, thanks

Reply #3

moneyquest — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:01:40 GMT

Just found this post. Thank you so much for doing this

Reply #2

bunnylove5215 — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 17:39:50 GMT

Thanks for this much need info! I was so lost on vtracs.

Reply #1

diamondpalace — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 10:43:02 GMT

Thanks Perdue! Hope people gets many wins from the VTRAC techniques.

VTRAC For Dummies

PERDUE — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 20:21:39 GMT

All credit for this post goes to TnTea and DiamondPalace. I am posting a combination of their hard work and generosity. Thank You TnTea and DiamondPalace. May GOD bless you both with many-many winning tickets. DiamondPalace, your pick 3-VTRAC converter is a huge time saver. TnTea, I've learned so much from your VTRAC lessons.

TnTea: VTRAC

Vtracs 101 https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/123541

Vtracs 101 Chapter 2 https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/123581

Vtracs 102 https://www.lotteryp... [ More ]