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Sofabet predictions

Patti-AnnPatti-Ann Posts: 22,747
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These were made before the live shows started:

http://sofabet.com/2014/10/08/x-factor-2014-1-16-pre-lives-prediction/

They got Andrea at no 3

Ben at no 4

They were wildly out with Fleur but got Blonde Electra right at 16;-)

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    drakhendrakhen Posts: 1,379
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    The Sofabet predictions did make sense before the live shows. Stereo Kicks were obviously a priority act and the show really tried to make them happen, but the public wouldn't play ball. Also, Lola was clearly meant to be last girl standing, but she crumbled. I don't think many people would have predicted Fleur would have got as far as she did.
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    scratchy23scratchy23 Posts: 3,675
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    That'll teach Sofabet for so ridiculously accusing the British public of being a bunch of racists. "Fleur is black so she won't do well" - utterly ridiculous
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    NathanScottNathanScott Posts: 743
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    Simon, Louis and Cheryl all bet on Stereo Kicks to win the show pre-lives too.
    It made sense.

    The story of the show writes itself mostly during the live shows. The script is adapted to what contestants do on stage. It's very difficult to get it right pre-lives.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 137
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    Sofabet is always better at predicting things after the fact. ;-)

    It's a fun read, but their conspiracy theories get hilariously over the top sometimes.
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    drakhendrakhen Posts: 1,379
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    I think some of the stuff Sofabet says makes sense, but I believe they think the producers on X-Factor are a lot smarter than they really are. You only have to look at the Twitter for that Mark guy who is a senior producer to tell he is not the sharpest tool in the box.
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    unclekevounclekevo Posts: 20,749
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    for the most part, sofabet spout a load of sh*te
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    mimik1ukmimik1uk Posts: 46,701
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    Stroop X wrote: »
    Sofabet is always better at predicting things after the fact. ;-)

    It's a fun read, but their conspiracy theories get hilariously over the top sometimes.

    I agree

    they use the benefit of hindsight to shoehorn what happened into their theories
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    TallywackerTallywacker Posts: 1,561
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    drakhen wrote: »
    I don't think many people would have predicted Fleur would have got as far as she did.

    Without all the pimping sofabet may have not been too far off.
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    ThiswillbefunThiswillbefun Posts: 10,599
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    These predictions are made as a bit of a pre-lives joke within the Sofabet community and are not supposed to be taken seriously.

    No one is going to predict what the producers' intentions are over the 12 weeks, but you can watch a show and see what they are up to, to make informed decisions.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 11,159
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    It just shows that they don't really know what they're talking about. They couldn't of been much more wrong!
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    JavarnJohnsonJavarnJohnson Posts: 2,138
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    Without all the pimping sofabet may have not been too far off.

    Yeah, because nothing says 'pimping' quite like being accused of cheating.
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    EvilLlamaThingyEvilLlamaThingy Posts: 6,667
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    To be fair to the sofabet people, they have to hyperanalyze everything since there could be substantial amounts of money at stake for a lot of them.

    They are usually ultimately way off though.
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    dia6olodia6olo Posts: 1,508
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    Without all the pimping sofabet may have not been too far off.

    That's the problem, it makes me laugh people saying in hindsight they got a lot wrong. They were never aware of what the producers plans were and could only adapt with each passing week based on what they saw!
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