Chiefs and Eagles to Square Off in Super Bowl Rematch
I could do a post explaining why the two teams that made it to Super Bowl 59 did so, but I already did that.
On January 10th, I completed this post, which covered a number of riddles focused on the Chiefs and Eagles meeting in Super Bowl 59. On YouTube, I made this live stream on the same day.
Although I mentioned the Bills and Ravens in that decode as well, I made it very clear that the Bills were not my pick, and the numbers for the Ravens were simply not that good.
I’ve never done this before, because my decodes typically speak for themselves, but I’m posting my betting slip to show that I indeed did pick the Chiefs to beat the Eagles in the Super Bowl before the playoffs began. I also added a small hedge for the Eagles to win the game instead:
I’ve seen remarkable betting success in the past 9 months. While I dabbled in these dark arts here and there for several years, I began wagering more on a regular basis as a way to prove my methodology to myself more than anything.
There’s a downside to this as well, however. When I started this work, I had zero desire or expectation to ever talk about betting on sports, or doing it myself. However, as the years progressed, I had encountered countless numbers of people who would refuse to believe anything I said – unless I could accurately predict the future. So, finally, I decided to try forecasting sporting events before they started, figuring THAT would get their attention.
Yet, despite the odds of my success approaching astronomical levels, it doesn’t seem to really matter much. Perhaps it’s a failure of mine to not document all of my picks in an easy-to-digest manner. But doing so also promotes a culture of gambling, which I am philosophically opposed to.
It’s a strange thing for someone like me to say, considering I spent about a year playing poker professionally when I was in my early 20’s. But I’ve always been extremely responsible with it. I’ve lost money before, but it was never enough to impact my financial situation. I’m able to stop whenever I want. I don’t ever think about my bets unless the game is on.
Unfortunately, that’s not how gambling works with everyone. There was a very good reason it was illegal for so long – because it’s simply not a positive for society. The amount of time, energy, and money spent on what a few guys do in a kid’s game is rather absurd. Gematrinator.com doubtlessly contributes to that, and I’m not proud of it.
Another downside for me is that when I bet on sports, I’m either A) upset I wasted my money or B) upset I didn’t bet more. As someone who has worked hard for every dollar I’ve ever earned, cashing out a winning bet lacks the same fulfillment as cashing a check you busted your ass for. Because it’s a lot like Crypto – you might be making money, but you’re certainly not earning it.
Ultimately, most people who desire to use this knowledge for profit do so because they wish not to work. They want life to be easy…maybe they’re a victim of the system, maybe they had a rough childhood. But more likely than not, they’re lazy, and as that’s the one deadly sin I have the most disdain for, I don’t really care to help them.
So where do I go from here? It seems ridiculous to STOP betting on sports, since judging by my results so far, I’m very good at it. And if I’m going to keep doing that, then I’m also going to keep posting and talking about it, because not doing so would be quite the waste of effort when I have a platform to reach so many.
So, even after all these musings, things are likely to continue here as they have. Hell, I already found the major riddle for the first F1 race of ’25, so you’ll see a post on here before Practice kicks off that weekend.
Just remember – only 3% of sports bettors are profitable. Nothing is ever guaranteed. And yes, “they” know that people are using numbers to pick sports games. So make sure your life is figured out, your income is steady, and your ducks are in a row before entering this decrepit practice. The odds of you making a living, or even retiring earlier, because of your picks aren’t as high as some would have you think.