Trying to learn as I go, making changes to my charts. I don't know why, but I just have this crazy thought, that if I can keep
narrowing down my stats and tracking, almost down to where its a 50% chance of choosing my picks, is the right choice. Example:
This was my chart for Eve. As you can see, we have vTrac SLD 1 and 3 due.
We have SUM SLD vT 5 and 3 due. They are at the top, in Magenta, for each stat.
Here's how I'm tracking it.
We know vT 1 is 0 5, and vT 3 is 2 7.
Looking at the SUM vT that is due, it was a 5, so naturally we go with the 5.
Now, what is the SLD for 5? 4 and 9. Do you see how I'm expanding now? Started small, with the vTrac.
We know there's 10 Digits in Pick 3: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. vTrac is half, 1 2 3 4 5. So, 1 in 5 chances, instead of 10.
We know there's 10 Sum Last Digits 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, vTrac is half, 1 2 3 4 5. 1 in 5 chances, instead of 10.
I didn't think of this until now, Root Sums. There's 10, vTrac 5, but I don't track roots. Yet, anyway.
So as I said, we have SLD 5, which means, that we are due for a sum that ends in 4 and 9, which can be
Sums 4, 14, 24, 9, 19. So we know that means, that the vTrac SUM, is going to end in 2 or 7. As you can see below: Orange and Green.
This brings me to Debs Pair chart which hits almost every draw.
I highlighted the vTrac SLD's that ended in 2 and 7.
So from here, I just need to figure out how to choose either SLD 4, or 9. But so far it has brought me to this point.
All this is probably a huge waste of time for me lol, but I like experimenting with different things.
Okay, so at this point, I was ready to click Post Reply, but I wanted to try something. I tried it just now, with Root SUMS.
Draw Sum Root and vT Root
262 10 1 2
479 20 2 3
832 13 4 5
244 10 1 2
669 21 3 4
As you can guess, Root Sum vT 1 is due. Again, vT 1 is 0 and 5. So Root Sum 0 or 5.
Do I consider tracking roots as well? Root SUM 1 was at 0, and 5 was at 6, so 5 wins there.
I have to stop here, it's after 5 in the morning, and I'm losing my mind lol. Goodnight/morning everyone.