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Watch the videos a little further down the page – it shows you!
I was very interested when watching this, and also the ‘explanation’ show that was on a few days after.
I cannot see how it is possible to find patterns in random numbers, and he can use phrases like ‘deep maths’ all he likes – it is still an impossible feat. Also, for the test subjects’ predictions to throw out an average number of 2 (one of the balls was #2) then just imagine how many people would have had to have predicted 1 just to bring the average down far enough. Even just one person predicting #49 in this sequence would send the average off and above 2.
Emma, did you watch the videos at the bottom of the page? They reveal the way he actually did it – not just the way he “said” he did it.
Being able to predict the lottery would be a very handy skill to have.
I’m a fan of Ric Flair’s approach… “The Nature Boy” is the face of the North Carolina Education Lottery “Wooooo!” tickets. Mind you, there’s only one Ric Flair, and he keeps finding new ways to being paid good dollars for just being “The Man”. To be the man, you have to beat the man. Hulk Hogan (also involved in gaming via The Hulkamania Experience slot) will be looking to beat (and make a payday) Flair down under in Australia.
Flair by his own admission being a “wheeling, dealing, son of a gun” fits right in with the gambling and gaming crew, and he’s raising some great profile and monies in the process. Flair’s on a winner all the way to the bank, and hopefully all the way down to Australia.
PartyGaming via CryptoLogic have “The Incredible Hulk” online slot, thanks to the Marvel deal years ago, now Flair’s got the NC Lottery, so maybe Flair online bingo or an online slot machine may not be so much of a stretch. PartyGaming, Virgin Games, Sega, Google Games… any takers? Flair and Hogan are still widely recognised as “money in the bank”, and getting behind them would be a calculated risk, and traditional thinking would mean companies, brands and individuals associated with Hogan and Flair would likely do well out of it. Media companies are generally supportive of Flair and Hogan, just as a number of switched on traditional media companies are also adopting gaming and igaming into their business model.
As our friends at Virgin Games and PartyGaming advise, igaming and gaming may not be recession proof, but they certainly are recession resistant. I’m glad to be involved on the side of it that I am. We win every month!
Greg Tingle
Media Man Australia
Casino News Media
Global Gaming Directory@cowboy 209743 wrote:
Good trick!
http://thedrilldown.com/2009/09/12/how-to-accurately-predict-the-lottery-on-live-tv/
