Vtracs Math Analysis--Pick 3

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Todd — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 18:41:45 GMT

Rick,Would you mind if I move this to the Lottery Systems forum

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KyngeRycharde — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 18:40:36 GMT

Not really. I have been puttering around with the idea of overdue Vtracs, but nothing concrete there.Overdue Vtracs for MN is either 441 or 442. which should give the following combinations, if I understand the method correctly:330-331-335-336-380-381-385-386-830-831-835-836-880-881-885-886The one thing I am leery about concerning Vtracs is that it is cost-prohibitive, at least for me. And I hate the idea of investing a lot when the house percentage is around 50%.Rick

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WIN D — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 16:19:33 GMT

Thanks Rick. Have you any Charts to paste? Good post. Do you have a favorite method of using the V-tracs

Vtracs Math Analysis--Pick 3

KyngeRycharde — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 03:19:45 GMT

I had originally posted this to the Pick 3 Forum, and someone requested that I also post it here as well.For those of you who are not familiar with Vtracs, there is a good explanation at http://www.compulotto.com/concept.htm.There are a total of 125 different Vtrac numbers, 5 of which are triples, 60 doubles and 60 which contain three unique numbers.Odd / Even27 are all odd digits, 54 contain two odd and one even digit, 36 contain one odd and two even digits, and 8 are all even digits.Sum of Lin... [ More ]