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• Thu Jul 12, 2012 8:20 am

Thanks, Andrew

I must say I like your thorough approach to the problem

You seem to be one of a few who pays attention to such things as "inconjunctions". I have found some interesting regularities if the lord of hour is inconjunct ASC, or the dispositor of the lord of hour is inconjunct its domicile, or the dispositor of POF is inconjunct its domicile, or POF is partile inconjunction the lord of hour or one of the luminaries (in particular the sect luminary), or transsaturnian planets.

Currently I am working on the material. As soon as it will be ready, I will place it in the forum.

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• Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:54 pm

Janis wrote: I have found some interesting regularities if the lord of hour is inconjunct ASC.

This will be interesting, because the Lord of the Hour aspecting the ascendant is one of those conditions that will prove a chart radical. However, the inconjunct opens up for the outsider in my experience. So I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

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• Thu Jul 12, 2012 2:25 pm

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• Thu Jul 12, 2012 8:04 pm

Well, I got both games wrong this evening.

Stabekk - JJK 3-2
Budapest Honv?d - Flamurtari 2-0
That will take some figuring out, but I have no more energy or hours left this evening.
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Friday morning:

Back to figuring out. First, it was rather a disappointment that things didn't just drop into place, but half the reason for setting the charts up is for learning anyhow. In the first match, Stabekk - JJK, there is the prominent Jupiter on the descendant. The 'on' and 'off' button is the type of radicality. The 'forceful' Jupiter right up front, doesn't seem to allow the draw. Radicality, as a general rule, saves the favourite, yet radicality by triplicity as shown in Wednesday's match (Odd - Valerenga), there Saturn regulated the game and gave force to the 7th. With this button in 'off' position the advantage went straight back to Jupiter and the 1st house again.

Budapest - Flamurtari: Moon opposition POF could/should have done it for the underdog, yet the angular luminary was more prominent, which pushes it back to the favourite again. Things that could be noted are in regards to the type of radicality were Mercury shares the coldness and dryness of both Capricorn and its ruler Saturn.

Difficult stuff in unknown territory - but it has to be sorted out!

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• Thu Jul 12, 2012 9:11 pm

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• Fri Jul 13, 2012 8:55 am

Thanks for all these possibilities you deliver for ones own trying and for your commenting the events astrologically, Andrew.

Are you informed, whether the Oslo match started a little bit later than 19:00?
As I don't understand the information you are giving about odds - can you please tell me, who was favourite in Oslo, please?

Johannes

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• Fri Jul 13, 2012 11:08 am

I don't know why the start should be delayed. The time quoted is a fixture, which is like an appointment. The odds are quoted in this order; home, draw, away. So if I get your question right, Stabekk were the favourites in the game played in Oslo last night.

By the way, if you look at Wednesday game between Odd - Valerenga and yesterdays game between Stabekk and JJK, then the first game ended 2-3 and the second game ended 3-2. Does that have to do with a Jupiter effect and can we look for a similar result today?

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• Fri Jul 13, 2012 12:26 pm

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• Fri Jul 13, 2012 3:28 pm

Dinamo vs CFR

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• Fri Jul 13, 2012 5:02 pm

Arrghhh! I put ?20 on the 3-2 result between Lillestrom and Tromso at the odds of 36:1 and ?15 on Lillestrom as winner at 3,6:1.

Tromso opened the ball with a 0-1 lead after 10 minutes. When I checked in again the score was 2-2 with Lillestrom taking a 3-2 lead in the 63rd minute. Then in the 73rd minute Lillestrom scored again and it's 4-2. That's was soo close to a ?700 profit.

I'm still up - but it's only a ?16 reward on the combination. Oh well...

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• Fri Jul 13, 2012 6:41 pm

Norwegian Tippeliga:

Valerenga - Molde, 18.00 CEST, Oslo
Odds: 3,20 3,40 2,15
Asc 27SC49 MC 4LI00 Moon 1GE45 POF 6LI58
Day Saturn, Hour Jupiter (Regio) - radical by triplicity

First, this is an opportunity to test of planetary hour ruler systems. It is the hour of Jupiter according to my visual quadrant house system, yet according to Placidus it would appear the hour is that of Mars (Someone might want to check up on that). I am calling the chart radical by triplicity with Mars, L1, applying to the trine of Jupiter, LHr, in the triplicity of air. This has the making of a draw.

Mars is Lord of the 4th house and in Libra, the sign of balance.

If judging by Mars as Lord of the Hour, the chart is radical by sign and Mars, an infortune, is joined to POF in the 10th house. Molde, the guests, are Ole Gunnar Solskaer's boys and are favourites by odds and likely to compete for the league title this year. However, this would mean Valerenga could be represented by Mars - and in this case I think the chart leans towards the home team. The Moon in the 7th house is with the Moon's South Node and this might take Molde off their best. [PS. POF trine Jupiter is closer than Mars conj POF.]

Anyway, I am opting a draw and if a scoreline is to be called both these teams know how to put up a fight and score, so I think 2-2 at the odds of 12,5:1 is an interesting option.
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PS. It could be argued that POF trine Jupiter, a fortune (& LHr?), was the closest aspect and the favourite will prevail. But it Jupiter IS LHR, then the chart is primarily radical by triplicty...
We'll have to deal with this if it turns up.

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• Sat Jul 14, 2012 8:08 am