Talented and seasoned odds makers love how people waste their time with gematria as it adds no value to the betting. Their goal is to make about an equal amount of money wagered on both teams. There’s no such thing as a skilled gematria decoder raping the casinos for huge amounts of cash. Even their own decodes will often admit that an upcoming game has opposing narratives. This quarterback has a 58. That team name has a 41. And I’m leaning towards this one, but watch out those evil bastards might flip the script. Picking both teams is an art form. Practicing your wording to disguise that you really have no idea what the outcome will be. In the long run you can expect that after a decent sample size the sports decoder will average out to 50% and lose money based on the vigorish.
So there’s always a chance that a genuine prediction in advance will be right. A chance that your heavily touted heavy favorite pregame gematria narrative will hit and you can and brag about. And they do. Boy do they hate having to downplay being wrong. But when it comes to bragging about non sports predictions, now they literally bragging about a 0% success rate.
In my nearly a decade experience there has been no big non sports predictions that came true. Every story, each and every single one is outrage porn clickbait based on events that already happened. The other option is to be Nostradamus level vague and claim that you used the word red and fire engines are red and that meant California wildfire bullshit. The reality of news gematria decodes is that they are all reverse engineered based on what was reported by other news sources. And if you are reporting after the fact, it wasn’t a prediction.
Sports gematria fraud has some obvious red flags. Like asking you for money. Or picking both teams. Or a hyper aggressive response to being challenged on being wrong about that playoff game between two relatively evenly matched teams. The most common cover up is based on the close to 50% chance of being right. The big red flag about gematria news narratives is the mere fact that the decode exists. Technically, reporting after the fact is a 100% win rate. But that’s only possible because it isn’t possible to not find a match of some sort.
From today’s headlines on one of my news apps. Today is the 11th. That surely means something for at least one of these movies. SOCIETY OF JESUS = 56. Bingo. If you scrape the bottom of the barrel and use the EHP exception cipher on the Gematrinator calculator LA EVACUATION = 92, so our beloved Ernest actor has a wildfire connection. Superficially that’s 100%. But if you can’t miss, that’s no challenge at all and it’s 0%. If you can’t make some kind of story about any headline, you really, really suck at gematria.
It’s galling to see people with obvious financial problems (they complain about the evil designated scapegoats all the time and how their lives and retirements are ruined) actually putting money down for fictitious bad news. They’ve traded in the future for a couple of minutes feeling good about thinking they are right about tiny little numbers.
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