I hope in January I will resume.
Greetings
Janis

I will resume with finishing the remaining signs.

With Sagittarius risingthe chart is not radical if Saturn rules the hour.

Currently Saturn and Jupiter do not regard each other, which is usually a testimony for draw, but both are disposed by Venus placed in Gemini, the detriment of Jupiter. What does it mean? If there were teams one wearing black and the other blue (both home kits), supposing other testimonies being equal the team wearing black would win. Let's see. But unfortunately, we are not going to have many examples, because the season has already ended (only examples would be from Americas).

With Jupiter ruling the hour, the chart is radical. With Mars likewise, but considering that Mars is lounging in Virgo (detriment of Jupiter) which, at the same time, is the tenth sign from Sagittarius, I think that Mars placement in Virgo would harm Jupiter teams (blue, violet and lush green).

At the moment you may happen to examine the games with Scorpio rising and Jupiter ruling the hour.

With the Sun ruling the hour, the chart is radical (agreement in elemental nature, both Sagittarius and Sun hot, Jupiter is also hot but moist but agrees well with the Sun as the rule over similar things and generally are beneficial; triplicity by day).

With Venus ruling the hour, the chart seems to be radical (agreement in nature, both are benefics).

With Mercury ruling the hour, the chart is not radical.

With Moon ruling the hour, the chart is not radical, unless the Moon is in Sagittarius, Pisces or Cancer.


With Capricorn rising the chart is radical if Saturn rules the hour.

If Jupiter rules the hour, the chart is nor radical (it is bad for teams in jupiterian colours).

With Mars the chart is radical (exaltation).

With the Sun the chart is not radical.

With Venus the chart is radical (triplicity by day); in night charts there is lack of radicality.

With Mercury ruling the hour the chart seems to be radical only if it is earthly signs.

With the Moon there is triplicity by night, but in general there is lack of agreement for Capricorn is detrimental for Moon (I would say it's a hard type of radicality).

With Aquarius rising the chart is radical if Saturn rules the hour (rulership).

With Jupiter the chart is radical (agreement in elemental nature, Aquarius and Jupiter both hot and moist). I have noticed that the Moon's transits trough Aquarius are in general good for teams playing in blue.

With Mars the chart is not radical, in particular considering that Saturn currently is in Libra (detriment of Mars).

With the Sun the chart is not radical.

With Venus likewise, however while Saturn is in Libra, the things are pretty good for venusian teams (light blue, rosy).

With Mercury the chart is radical (by night triplicity). By day in general such combination is radical (both Mercury and Saturn per se are cold and dry).

With the Moon the chart is not radical.

If Pisces are rising with Saturn the chart is not radical. With Jupiter the chart is radical (rulership); with Mars likewise (triplicity); with the Sun it is not radical (even if there are some elemental and topical similarities between Jupiter and the Sun); with Venus the chart is radical (exaltation and elemental similarity); with Mercury the chart is not radical; with the Moon the chart is radical (elemental similarity).

I will arrange the material in a more coherent way in one article.

Thanks Janis for finishing this post!