Who do you think leaves with the belts?
Who will leave UFC 330 with the championship belts?
Who do you think leaves with the belts?
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I refused to comment a week ago because i cannot stand it when anon is disabled, what are people so afraid of? Can't report an anon troll when you see one? Anyway, i wrote my predictions down that both underdogs will lose, when i saw your question. Just looked that up and indeed both underdogs lost. I know that it is aligned with statistics, by definition the odds were set this way but still i would say i had the "both underdogs will lose" in an intuitive flash sort of seeing. I sort of see words sometimes. I saw "both underdogs lose" believe it or not. Written with English letters. But i never followed any sports, and only am getting into this for profit. If i use intuition a lot maybe i won't need to work a day in my life again.
Since i do not know any single name of any fighters, i will just pick the only female fight tomorrow. In the tomorrow's female fight i predict Jeisla. Which is the underdog, 6x less likely to win than carli. I think that if i get thos right, it will mean a lot. But again, right now i am testing a completely new method. If i am wrong then i will change my method. It will not mean that intuition does not exist. I just used my tool https://huggingface.co/spaces/TrainerTroll/Remote-Viewing to force myself to get intuitive support. Normally intuition isn't very controllable, it sometimes shows up and sometimes doesn't. This tool just lets me associate a picture with a winner and i predict which picture i will see when the winner is found.
So definitely far less reliable than direct verbal declaration of the winner.
Shortly before i made this comment, i also predicted a tennis winner today. While the match isn't over, he is currently winning. By far. He pretty much won. I can cash out 85% of the profit already now.
Do you believe people see the world differently? ↗
The only 2 predictions i made so far are him and tomorrow the UFC female underdog.
Today i opened bet365, and because i haven't been active for a long time, they straight up gave me $25 free bonus bets for 1 day. No investment required to use it. I placed it on a 4 leg parlay, just to raise the payout from 90% to 162%. Just obvious ones, like he will also make at least 0.5 points, he will make at least 3 aces, there will be at least 8 games. All of these are 100% guaranteed to happen, i could have been less generous but anyway. Subtracting the original $25 i will get over $40, which i will reinvest into the female underdog i guess. I will lose nothing if i do, and might win over $200 if she wins.
Okay i predicted 3 matches correctly in a row, 2 tennis and 1 soccer when all of their odds were roughly 50/50 except soccer pays more due to the possibility of draw. And a minor in-game choice session that was about boosting the payout. Now i will wager $365 on the underdog. The payouts on her also inceeased since yesterday, which means thousands of people wagered on Carli. I guess i too will wait a few hours more for others to bet on Carli so that me betting on Jeisla will get even more profitable odds. But again, it hasn't even been one day since i started using thos tool.
And be warned: yesterday before sleep i did one more practice round, just to see my accuracy. My remote viewing predicted an odd number to be generated with 3/3 confidence but then an even number was. Yes, i felt different during the remote viewing, i felt like i am deceiving myself, like i am making up a false interpretation. And i still continued. Now, with the today's UFC females i did a couple trials that felt like pure truth which got 3/3 confidence on Jeisla. Will be interesting if i get to pull nearly $2k outta my blind ass crystals and astrology singing bowls and sage smudging.
Makhachev is winning!
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Islam keeps his belt in my eyes. His pressure, chain wrestling and top control are just on another level, and in five rounds that usually tells. Ian Garry is dangerous, but Islam’s composure in big moments is elite.
For the strawweight title, I lean Mackenzie Dern by submission. Her BJJ is world class, and over championship rounds, one mistake from Robertson could end it. 🥋🏆