49 by Andrew Bevan Back on track! No strictures to throw judgement to one side Arsenal-Tottenham 2-1 Chesterfield-Mansfield 2-0 Cashed in on a single bet on Arsenal, and a muliple bet with the Chesterfield game. Wolverhampton-Leicester, 17.20 GMT PoS(n) 0CP39 conjunct Sun and Jupiter Backed the Wolves at 1,85:1 Argh! The match ended 1-1 after Leicester got in an early goal after 4 minutes play. I don't know why... Last edited by Andrew Bevan on Sat Dec 22, 2007 7:19 pm, edited 1 time in total. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Dec 22, 2007 3:31 pm
Question: The Antiscion and Part of Fortune In Sports Charts 50 by Desertmanforever Hello, Grooup, Lately I have been trying to follow American Basketball using Astology. There is much discussion on this groups site, AND on Horary Sports Astrology we site of the significance of this POWERFUL part (antiscion and POF) that is played in determining the winner of a sporting event. I have read that it is Frawley (borrowed from Lily) that is most keen on this configuration of Ant and POF. I have found just bits and pieces of how to determine (chart) this from Google searches, but I am still in the dark. From what I have read it is a MAJOR factor in who will win. Any comments? So, if someone will Please tell me how to determine this antiscion and its relationship to POF and WHERE it is to be found (from what to where) then I would appreciate it very much. Your comments and examples would be appreciated (like in me winning, more often, Right?) Desertman US OF A Andrew J. Bevan wrote:Ficina said: Also antiscion Venus (L4) conj Desc in both charts Terrific - this is the same reasoning as was proven in a game played in Egypt yesterday ('Why not?') I got it wrong but the details were the Part of Fortune 2VI43 disposed by Mercury, who was combust by the Sun. The Sun is lord of the 4th!! I think we are getting somewhere! Quote Sat Dec 22, 2007 6:07 pm
51 by Andrew Bevan Welcome Desertmanforever! May I call you D? I would suggest you flick through the discussion we have had the last few months on fotball prediction. In my opinion many approaches have been put to test and a lot of good stuff has been said. Whenever something didn't work out we looked into whatever we could have missed. We welcome any new contributors http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Dec 22, 2007 6:24 pm
52 by Ficina Backed the Wolves at 1,85:1 Me too (at odds of 8/11), but the result was a draw, 1-1 My first ever odds on bet which I thought was a cert, with antiscion Moon conj Asc. Huh! So much for antiscia Quote Sat Dec 22, 2007 7:22 pm
53 by Andrew Bevan The Moon was in the 11th. Has that got something to do with it? The 11th is the 4th from the 8th and the 8th from the 4th. Goca said:Besides that Moon is in 11house in exaltation, signifies unpredictable events! http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Dec 22, 2007 7:28 pm
54 by Andrew Bevan I had a good one in the early hours this morning. Backed it before I turned in - just to make things clear! Emporor's Cup - Japan Tokyo-Hiroshima, 06.00 GMT Odds: 2,10 3,35 3,10 Here I backed the underdogs and away team. Sagittarius on the descendant with Jupiter cazimi. The PoF at 28SC25 disposed by Mars who was opposite Mercury, lord of the ascendant Tokyo lost 0-2 to Hiroshima. The English matches look difficult today, but Newcastle will surely be too strong for Derby. However, here is a good one in Spain: Puertollano-Talavera 11.00 GMT Odds: 1,50 3,35 7,60 The Asc is 1PI36 and conjunct the North node. Jupiter is still cazimi and PoF is 23LE21 square Venus through signs of long ascension. Go for the favourite. It looks clear and cut! -------------------------- Result 1-0 !! Got 7 of the 8 last games right. Only Wolves tricket me up. I reckon that has something to do with Jupiter(the fortune) being combust, and maybe Moon in the 11th house. Someone say something on the Moon in the 11th! Goca!?? http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Dec 23, 2007 9:50 am
55 by Gem Ficina I trust anticsica to work only when the aspect is exact (orb 1 degs max) and the aspect should be applying. Andrew I have Moon on the cusp of the 12th in my Wolves/Leicester chart (Placidus... I know you use Regio). I don't think there's anything malefic about Moon in 11. Quote Sun Dec 23, 2007 3:44 pm
56 by Andrew Bevan Terrific show by Derby! 2-2 against Newcastle. Almost sorry they didn't get it. That would have made sense with L7 still cazimi the Sun. Derby had a good performance - but how come the draw? I have PoF 29SC16. Maybe the 30th degree makes the contest void? PoF was intercepted, too. Got any comments? http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Dec 23, 2007 4:04 pm
57 by Ficina I trust anticsica to work only when the aspect is exact (orb 1 degs max) and the aspect should be applying, for it to be reliable. Yes, it's true we've noted previously that the cadent side of angles doesn't work as well. I too have Moon in 12th, Andrew (Topocentric). I'd been hoping to report a success with Derby leading 2-1, but unfortunately Newcastle scored an equaliser towards the end of the game Luckily I did a Draw No Bet, so at least I got my money back! Quote Sun Dec 23, 2007 4:08 pm
58 by Andrew Bevan OK - got Moon 7 degrees from the cusp of the 12th here, which will qualify as being on the cusp of the 12th, considering that the 11th house is 50 degrees wide. But considering that Jupiter, L10, is combust - could this be the factor that destroys the contest? http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Dec 23, 2007 4:29 pm
59 by Gem In this case if we had other testimonies for Wolves, that anti-Moon on AC would have worked, I think. Saturn(Leicester) was the Lord of both POF and POS; that gave protection or strengths to Leicester. Ficina Are Draw Not Bets available online too? If so, as draws are so hard to predict, that would be useful. Last edited by Gem on Mon Dec 24, 2007 12:24 pm, edited 1 time in total. Quote Mon Dec 24, 2007 10:12 am
60 by Ficina In this case if we had other testimonies for Wolves, that anti-Moon on AC would have worked, I think. This is the problem isn't it. How many testimonies does it take or how strong does the testimony or testimonies have to be in order to win? I'd have thought for an odds-on fave playing at home, one testimony would be enough, especially if the other team has none at all. Are Draw Not Bets available online too? Yes, but I'm not sure if they're available for every match. Also different bookies may be better for this than others. It's worth having a look on the Oddschecker site for this info. as draws are so hard to predict, that would be useful. The only disadvantage is that the odds aren't so good, although I did get 13/2 for Derby which was quite surprising. Actually I'd have been better off placing two bets - Draw No Bet (Derby) and a separate one for the draw. Quote Mon Dec 24, 2007 10:29 am