This process is more interesting to me because I have an actual interest in racing. I know some history of the drivers and teams. I know of their interests and personalities. I can enjoy watching a race whereas I don't like to watch hockey. Therefore I thought my hockey predictions would be more objective as long as I could visualize the team logo and location.
I picked a flight of ten drivers with their cars and teams because it takes too long to do a reading for over 40 cars. These are people I know about or I can clearly visualize the car. The reading shows how they will finish in the flight of ten rather than for all the race entries.
Matt
Kenseth is the technical repeat in top five for a confirmation. David
Ragan is the next best confirmation. Chase Elliot comes close.
Ordinary Playing Cards
Card Value
Reed Sorenson
Jamie McMurray
Chase Elliot
Kyle Busch
Aric Almirola
Danica Patrick
Matt Kenseth
Clint Bowyer
David Ragan
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Sequence
Jamie McMurray
Aric Almirola
Danica Patrick
Chase Elliot
Kyle Busch
David Ragan
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Clint Bowyer
Matt Kenseth
Reed Sorenson
Jamie
McMurray has the best duplication in top five. Chase Elliot has the
next best. Kyle Busch is strong. Aric Almirola is duplicated in top
five. .
Teutonic Stave Set
Stave Value. (approximate)
Clint Bowyer
Reed Sorenson
David Ragan
Aric Almirola
Danica Patrick
James McMurray
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Matt Kenseth
Kyle Busch
Chase Elliot
Sequence (most objectively determined)
James McMurray
Reed Sorenson
Kyle Busch
Chase Elliot
Matt Kenseth
Danica Patrick
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Clint Bowyer
David Ragan
Aric Almirola
Results :
ReplyDeleteThis flight of ten sample would best indicate positive results with 3 of 5 predicted in top five.
Rook Cards
Card Value 2
Sequence 2
Ordinary Playing Cards
Card Value 3
Sequence 2
With ordinary playing cards two are repeated
Rook Cards were best at predicting winner of flight of ten as repeated
Teutonic Stave Set
Stave Value 1 However, the one predicted was the winner of the flight of ten. Predicted also as first place.
Sequence 3 Which included the winner of the flight of ten in repetition.