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BOX HIT WINNER!Austintown, Ohio
United States
Member #125,131
March 25, 2012
2,378 Posts
OfflineHey Blessing and Lottery Junky,
I saw your posts on sum codes and I too use them to filter my picks when there is a glaringly overdue Sum Code. But I don't use them with their vtracs cause I never understood how to combine them both, plus there are just too many vtracks to consider alongside the 40 some combos each sum code can make.
Anyway, I saw Blesssings or Lottery Junky posted about there being alot of numbers covering each Sum Code and getting a pressure reading for some 3 different sum codes. So I thought I would share with you this worksheet chart I made awhile back to help me sort them according to their Low, Medium and High sums as well as Single and Doubles---this chart could help you guys drill down the 40 some combos that make up each of the five sum Codes. I had Jin check it awhile back and he said it was correct except that I had the 999 in the wrong spot, and I have since corrected that.
Plus I wanted to share how I use them for which I had some luck. Here's what I notice about Sum Codes after logging them into my draw history worksheet.
The will repeat in the same game the next day, but there is typical anywhere from 4 to 9 days between them doing that. Its very rare you will get 3 days in a row in the same game that the same sum code will repeat. So when a repeat does happen, you can leave that one out the next day.
Also ---sum codes do have a tendency to share in the days games, meaning the same sum code that was drawn midday will come out again in the evening, but that happening seems to come in waves where in they share in days close together to being spread out over more 10 or more days. So when I see a sting of some 8, 9 or 10 days where in the sum code that was draw in the midday hasn't also come out that evening I starting betting on that happening soon.
I tend to be more lucky with them when a high low sum is expected after a run of medium sums in the same game has been draw, you can throw less money at those and cover more than 2 sum codes---otherwise, i typically stick to the mediums sums---or use them for wagering on expected Doubles.
The last two columns in the draw history chart below represents the Sum codes for the draw history. I highlight them in yellow when they share in the day, and I turn the red when they repeat, and for the midday only, i turn them green when they share the sum code with the game the night before. Color coding them this way allows me to see and get a sense for when I think we get a repeat, or a share from the night before and use the info to help me filter out the possible.
You'll notice April 2 thru to the 5th sum codes that were draw midday showed up in the evening too. That typically never ever happens, but it did here out of the blue. If you look to the far left for teh Midday Sum code, look for the numbers in Red, and spread of days that went by with no repeating sum code. If you keep track of if in a similar way, you start to get a feeling for when it will flip to a repeat--of course over time it takes on its own little footprint dancing through repeating and not repeating, sharing and not sharing, but watching them by flashing some color on them helps me to see the probably pattern that could emerge and helps me to use them. Anyway, Sum codes are way cool. Totally think they should be tool in a predictors basket.
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BOX HIT WINNER!Austintown, Ohio
United States
Member #125,131
March 25, 2012
2,378 Posts
OfflineMidday - May 7th
Still gonna chase the Shared Repeat Single off the 867 and 581 that hasn't yet been drawn in the Midday Game for over 8 draws now; and since the 317 Rundown has produced a winning draw off the Eve game combo in 4 days, I'll play the grid too.
These would be my picks.
for whats its worth my picks could be wrong; but here are 60 combos that would fall into the Share Repeat category off the 867 and 581,
with 43 of them being in the 317 Rundown Grid; and they are
- 017 018 028 048 056 057 058 089 126 127
128 137 146 147 148 157 158 167 169 178
179 189 248 256 257 258 268 278 289 356
357 456 457 458 468 478 567 569 578 579
589 678 789
The 580 gives me my over due Share Repeat Single, Win
....and you get to fill in the 581 with the 580 in 1 draw. Way to Go! fill it in!
- 017 018 028 048 056 057 058 089 126 127
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Hey Blessing and Lottery Junky,
I saw your posts on sum codes and I too use them to filter my picks when there is a glaringly overdue Sum Code. But I don't use them with their vtracs cause I never understood how to combine them both, plus there are just too many vtracks to consider alongside the 40 some combos each sum code can make.
Anyway, I saw Blesssings or Lottery Junky posted about there being alot of numbers covering each Sum Code and getting a pressure reading for some 3 different sum codes. So I thought I would share with you this worksheet chart I made awhile back to help me sort them according to their Low, Medium and High sums as well as Single and Doubles---this chart could help you guys drill down the 40 some combos that make up each of the five sum Codes. I had Jin check it awhile back and he said it was correct except that I had the 999 in the wrong spot, and I have since corrected that.
Plus I wanted to share how I use them for which I had some luck. Here's what I notice about Sum Codes after logging them into my draw history worksheet.
The will repeat in the same game the next day, but there is typical anywhere from 4 to 9 days between them doing that. Its very rare you will get 3 days in a row in the same game that the same sum code will repeat. So when a repeat does happen, you can leave that one out the next day.
Also ---sum codes do have a tendency to share in the days games, meaning the same sum code that was drawn midday will come out again in the evening, but that happening seems to come in waves where in they share in days close together to being spread out over more 10 or more days. So when I see a sting of some 8, 9 or 10 days where in the sum code that was draw in the midday hasn't also come out that evening I starting betting on that happening soon.
I tend to be more lucky with them when a high low sum is expected after a run of medium sums in the same game has been draw, you can throw less money at those and cover more than 2 sum codes---otherwise, i typically stick to the mediums sums---or use them for wagering on expected Doubles.
The last two columns in the draw history chart below represents the Sum codes for the draw history. I highlight them in yellow when they share in the day, and I turn the red when they repeat, and for the midday only, i turn them green when they share the sum code with the game the night before. Color coding them this way allows me to see and get a sense for when I think we get a repeat, or a share from the night before and use the info to help me filter out the possible.
You'll notice April 2 thru to the 5th sum codes that were draw midday showed up in the evening too. That typically never ever happens, but it did here out of the blue. If you look to the far left for teh Midday Sum code, look for the numbers in Red, and spread of days that went by with no repeating sum code. If you keep track of if in a similar way, you start to get a feeling for when it will flip to a repeat--of course over time it takes on its own little footprint dancing through repeating and not repeating, sharing and not sharing, but watching them by flashing some color on them helps me to see the probably pattern that could emerge and helps me to use them. Anyway, Sum codes are way cool. Totally think they should be tool in a predictors basket.
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Todays Hot Sheet had 580 in the Hot Picks as 058. Using the instructions at the top, you would only have to PLAY 7 PICKS to get the hit, there are ONLY 7 picks from the Hot Picks on the sheet that are CONNECTED in Sassy's Cash34ology TTT.
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Sum Code- Vtracs Archer & Data StrategistColumbus,OHIO
United States
Member #40,676
June 5, 2006
6,363 Posts
OnlineAwesome 👌 Overflow mid hit 580 v141. SC 3 Double Sum Coded vtrac v114
Seasonal Primary Code
v141 030 035 080 085 530 580 535 585
Congrats to all SC 3 v141 580 players
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Sum Code- Vtracs Archer & Data StrategistColumbus,OHIO
United States
Member #40,676
June 5, 2006
6,363 Posts
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BOX HIT WINNER!Austintown, Ohio
United States
Member #125,131
March 25, 2012
2,378 Posts
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Sum Code- Vtracs Archer & Data StrategistColumbus,OHIO
United States
Member #40,676
June 5, 2006
6,363 Posts
OnlineX
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Sum Code- Vtracs Archer & Data StrategistColumbus,OHIO
United States
Member #40,676
June 5, 2006
6,363 Posts
OnlineAwesome 👌 Overflow mid hit 580 v141. SC 3 Double Sum Coded vtrac v114
Seasonal Primary Code
v141 030 035 080 085 530 580 535 585
Congrats to all SC 3 v141 580 players
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Sum Code- Vtracs Archer & Data StrategistColumbus,OHIO
United States
Member #40,676
June 5, 2006
6,363 Posts
OnlineX
Awesome 👌 Overflow mid hit 193 v254. SC 3 Single Sum Coded vtrac v254
Base Engine Primary Code
Blend Engine Secondary Code
v254 143 193 148 198 643 693 648 698
Congrats to all SC 3 v254 193 players
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