he was unusually "nervous" on the night, i assume this was so you would not be able keep your eyes off him whilst the numbers were put on the balls

I blame Photoshop...

didn't watch it, but the body language, a suggestion stuff he does is bloody clever.

As others have said, that because it is a trick of mis-direction or showmanship... he is not a real Harry Potter!

I think I have worked out how he done it though... and it is quite simple (if I am of course even close to being right!).

The camera does play tricks. In fact half of the show was indeed a live feed, and then if you watch closely the camera wobbles a little for a second and it switches to what's probably a pre-recorded feed.

The guy's full of s**t!

Search UTUBE for Criss Angel Mind Freak

He pishes all over Darren Brown!

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That just looks like good old fashioned magic to me, nothing like what Brown does.

Arghh, but was it broadcast live? When the BBC say it is a live lottery draw, do they mean it is been broadcast live or is it just live in front of the audience at the BBC?

I think the fact that he did not turn the numbers round because he said the BBC have the legal right to broadcast the lottery result first might be the key.

It was not a prediction, it was the result, and that what the legal issue!

I could of course be totally wrong, but that is where my mind is taking me.

He also does use plenty of 'tricks' but never 'camera tricks' so I don't think that was how he did it!

He's getting a full programme out of "a years" work about doing this on friday so I hope it's something better than that.

So he says but can you remember his show on how to win at the races? All he did really was show you that one women winning all the way through, convince you he was great, and then told you the most obvious thing, they had thousands of people betting on all the options and she was the one that was 'lucky' enough to win every race!

Seen him Live when i was in Vegas hot.

Is it brewed by Carlsberg?

If it is, it clearly will not be brewed in Leeds!

I love the 'non-magic' stuff Brown does. Absolutely fantastic when he took on about 12 chess grand masters (or whatever they're called) and managed to beat a couple, lose a couple and draw most. They were gobsmacked, but his trick of copying moves from one game to the next - in effect making these guys play against each other - was sheer briliance. And the guy has some kind of memory to be able to do that.