Non-Mathematical Tracking Chart - Part 2

Reply #4

lakerben — Mon, 18 Jun 2018 04:33:16 GMT

Excel is excellent for detailed tracking ,tends etc. I do some pen,pencil but excel is extremely valuable and saves time. Thanks. I'll ask pogo if he can do it.

Reply #3

adobea78 — Mon, 18 Jun 2018 03:55:25 GMT

So what will be a possible predictions based on current draw set 8948( current string is C,C,B,C presumably

Reply #2

bobby623 — Mon, 18 Jun 2018 03:18:18 GMT

I have tracking charts for Pick 3.

If you understand what I've presented, you should be able to generate your own tracking charts.

Problem with Pick 3 is that there are several possible ways to play.

Double A, B, C and R

Lottery digit Doubles.

Singles

Tracking of ZEROs only.

I have no problem with you setting up Excel files.

However, I don't think Excel is designed for lottery play.

I use strictly Paper and Pencil.

I'll be discussing how the tracking charts are used... [ More ]

Reply #1

lakerben — Mon, 18 Jun 2018 03:06:35 GMT

Nm doesn't have a p4 game.

Can you do one for pick 3?

Would it be alright with you to have someone do an excel sheet for a p3 version

Non-Mathematical Tracking Chart - Part 2

bobby623 — Mon, 18 Jun 2018 02:50:07 GMT

The information I'm about to give supports my contention that workouts using the power of substitution are superior to math-based strategies.

I'm assuming that the people who might be interested in what I have to say are experienced lottery players. Therefore, I won't have to give detailed explanations across the board.

Folks who have little or no experience in analyzing lottery game history will just have to sit tight.

I plan on being as brief as possible.

I'm going to use the track... [ More ]