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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by MzDuffleBaglady on Nov 28, 2024

  

   

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• carter7

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by MzDuffleBaglady on Nov 28, 2024

  

   

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  Hello Mzdufflebaglady,

  I am designing a coding project for one of my lottery systems.

  One feature of my program includes having a "boxed vtrac table - with the vtrac boxed indexes" and I have it track things like due pairs etc.

  My system data reveals alot of v-trac related pattern relations which is why I added this.

  HOWEVER

  I was considering coding additional features for tracking sums and it had me thinking..

  "if vtrac relations are so strong and im already referencing this visual boxed vtrac chart maybe there is a more advanced sums tracking more specific with v-tracs?"

  Its actually quite interesting that I came across this thread at this time.

  My question to you if you be willing to share any knowledge..

  If wanted to program "sums tracking" more specific to v-trac relations instead of standard "due sums" do you have any insights into some things worth trying to program in this context?

  I am somewhat trying to decipher whats in this thread to make out aspects I might want to try and program. (in terms of v-trac sums)

  Even in terms of perhaps sharing why it be more worthwhile to explore programming a more advanced v-trac sums tracking over standard sum tracking?

  what may be some key things to identify or track?

  Any feedback or input would be appreciated!

  I just figure it would be worth exploring over programming standard sums tracking especially if I already notice v-trac patterns in my data and have a boxed vtrac table im using thats already coded within.

  thank you!
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  Quote: Originally posted by carter7 on Jul 6, 2025

  Hello Mzdufflebaglady,

  I am designing a coding project for one of my lottery systems.

  One feature of my program includes having a "boxed vtrac table - with the vtrac boxed indexes" and I have it track things like due pairs etc.

  My system data reveals alot of v-trac related pattern relations which is why I added this.

  HOWEVER

  I was considering coding additional features for tracking sums and it had me thinking..

  "if vtrac relations are so strong and im already referencing this visual boxed vtrac chart maybe there is a more advanced sums tracking more specific with v-tracs?"

  Its actually quite interesting that I came across this thread at this time.

  My question to you if you be willing to share any knowledge..

  If wanted to program "sums tracking" more specific to v-trac relations instead of standard "due sums" do you have any insights into some things worth trying to program in this context?

  I am somewhat trying to decipher whats in this thread to make out aspects I might want to try and program. (in terms of v-trac sums)

  Even in terms of perhaps sharing why it be more worthwhile to explore programming a more advanced v-trac sums tracking over standard sum tracking?

  what may be some key things to identify or track?

  Any feedback or input would be appreciated!

  I just figure it would be worth exploring over programming standard sums tracking especially if I already notice v-trac patterns in my data and have a boxed vtrac table im using thats already coded within.

  thank you!

  Hello:

  I am not sure about the coding and programing, I use other software, and it's already at that state.

  I'll see what i can find.

  Good Luck.

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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  Boxed, vtrac sums?

  Options Numbers (of 220) 220

  3 000 005 055 555 4

  4 001 006 015 056 155 556 6

  5 002 007 011 016 025 057 066 115 156 255 557 566 12

  6 003 008 012 017 026 035 058 067 111 116 125 157 166 256 355 558 567 666 18

  7 004 009 013 018 022 027 036 045 059 068 077 112 117 126 135 158 167 225 257 266 356 455 559 568 577 667 26

  8 014 019 023 028 037 046 069 078 113 118 122 127 136 145 159 168 177 226 235 258 267 357 366 456 569 578 668 677 28

  9 024 029 033 038 047 079 088 114 119 123 128 137 146 169 178 222 227 236 245 259 268 277 335 358 367 457 466 579 588 669 678 777 32

  10 034 039 048 089 124 129 133 138 147 179 188 223 228 237 246 269 278 336 345 359 368 377 458 467 589 679 688 778 28

  11 044 049 099 134 139 148 189 224 229 233 238 247 279 288 337 346 369 378 445 459 468 477 599 689 779 788 26

  12 144 149 199 234 239 248 289 333 338 347 379 388 446 469 478 699 789 888 18

  13 244 249 299 334 339 348 389 447 479 488 799 889 12

  14 344 349 399 448 489 899 6

  15 444 449 499 999 4

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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  The most I do with vtracs is, reduce the vtrac by sums, it outputs a lot of numbers, yet the winner is there.

  
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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by MzDuffleBaglady on Nov 28, 2024

  

  Evening!

  299 Will play on evening draw.

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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by LottoBux on Dec 5, 2024

  I kinda like 343 ,but who knows huh MzD ?

  More than likely one of the singles will hit (if so then 348)

  Here are your choices

  VSum  13

  Vtracs  355   445

  244 249 299 334 339 348 389 447 479 488 799 889

  Coming for the 348 and 389!

   

  Thanks for posting.

  It is time for them to repeat.

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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by MzDuffleBaglady on Nov 28, 2024

  

   

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  Vtrac sum 9

  4 drawings matched the search criteria specified

   

  Draw Date	State	Game	Results
  Sun, Jul 20, 2025	Missouri	Pick 3 Evening	4-7-5, Wild Ball: 6
  Sat, Jun 28, 2025	Missouri	Pick 3 Midday	4-5-7, Wild Ball: 2
  Wed, Mar 5, 2025	Missouri	Pick 3 Midday	4-5-7, Wild Ball: 4
  Sun, Jan 26, 2025	Missouri	Pick 3 Midday	4-7-5, Wild Ball: 4

   

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