Finally, a gematria site that offers something worthwhile. $249 for picks on the upcoming football season. The worthiness? A club is included so you can beat yourself in the head after wasting $249 and getting nothing in return.
Most of my time is obviously spent on the death to the NWO dialogue, even though we don’t know exactly who “they” are. Pretty sure I can prove everyone is part of the Illuminati or a Freemason based on gematria. If you want, give me somebody’s name and I’ll run the umbers to prove it. If you really, really want to send me money to do that, I wouldn’t say no. I would say, “Hell no! Are you stupid or something?”
So, not too much death to the Jews stuff, but $249 for proving that there are numbers for both teams is a bit too pricey to go unmentioned. Call a spade a spade; call a club a club. If I could think of any decent pun for diamond it would *suit* this as I doubt they have good hearts.
Here’s some material to work with:
https://www.gematriaclub.com/
I thought a club was an organization that met to share ideas and common interests. Like everybody reads the same book and gathers together to drink enormous amounts of Chardonnay and pretend it’s about the book instead of the Chardonnay. I belonged to an investment club, which has the common denominator with GC of trying to profit. There weren’t dues, but everyone took a turn at hosting and providing the food. Here it seems instead of talking and coming to an agreement on what stocks to invest in the dues are paid to be provided with a magic newsletter given by the person running the club. I’d really like to see how that works. Nobody in the FTFM heartless club ever can come to any sort of agreement until after the game is over. Then the agreement is either they were right or the bastards flipped the script. I’m not spending $249 to find out what I already know. Especially when there are derogatory comments in FTFM about GC and the validity of the picks.
Holy shit. 10x-80x returns. And look at that trophy room of all the winners. Probably loaded with picks once the final teams were known instead of the glorious odds listed. But let’s do some maths. Even though it’s carefully worded *potential*, i.e, your results may vary, let’s use 10% and 40% Two ways, for the low price of free here.
If there are 4 major sports championships every year since 2016, that’s 11 since baseball won’t be decided till October. Annual club “dues” are $444x3=$1,332. The wording hints that 10% is an expected return. You would need to invest $467 initially to compound to recoup your membership costs- $467x1.1x1.1x1.1 .... 11 times correctly each and every time. If there’s one wrong pick along the way, you’re wiped out completely. If you want an equivalent example - try seeing how often you win 11 hands of blackjack in a row at the casino. It should be safe because any shooting isn’t real; just a hoax.
10% is a rather modest return and if your 401k does that over decades you’re doing well. 40% is middle of the road betweenish 10-80%. There are 27 trophies in the Trophy room. Now if our club genius is really that good and did nothing with a $249 football membership but roll it over 27 times picking those 27 winners... $249x1.4x1.4x1.4x1.4....= $2,196,121.23. Hard to believe that he’d be doing anything with his time other than investing his own money with the magic gematria knowledge. Other things with time like, say, charging people $444 annual membership.
For a cute touch to the scam you get to try before you buy. By buying a newsletter. I can’t even be sure that the definition of free is understood by this person(people?). Send me a newsletter for free- BEFORE the games are played and I might change my mind. I want to see a 14-1 odds winner in print before the odds drop to 4:3, and or the betting amounts on how this averages out to 10-80%
Yeah I know that you can’t really compound to get an average. The math is way beyond this blog to go beyond getting a basic idea. Mostly it’s a coin flip by the time the finals are in place. Heck, even the golf is probably wait and see how the first two of three rounds goes before picking the winner.
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