It can be done mathematically. At odds of 13983816 to 1.

Go on then, how did he do it? I was watching t'rugby, like.

Magic eight ball stylee.

over three thousand shakes like.

Clever work by Brown, getting you to watch a hour of nonsense, expecting you to believe that a bit of mathematical group work can win you millions...

Camera trickery, pure and simple....though he ain't ever going to admit to it....

Never camera trickery. He's not so mundane. I believe it was the focus group who did it, he always explains his trickes and always states that anyone can do them.

Can't wait till the next one!

What was the explanation, then?

Also, I'd like to see him do it tomorrow night, but show us the numbers first.

I've swayed the other way now, it clearly wasn't the focus group. The fact that he did the last sums himself, and didn't show anyone confirms this IMO.

I suspect it was like the pyramid scheme he had for the horse racing one, and the group featured on TV were the ones who had had some lucky success and there were plenty of other focus groups who were thanked for their time but had failed.

It will be interesting to see if anybody comes out with anything from any of these other groups.

But when the group knew the numbers before the draw they didn't do too well.

He was hinting at the end he fixed the machine otherwise he wouldnt bring up the subject like he didnt explain why he couldn't have had a fake ticket

I don't agree, he watched the draw live with the group so how did he do that with more than one?



If what you suggest is true I'm sure they will have all had to sign secrecy agreements

If the draw was fixed I want my pound back!!

He was very precise when he was explaining at the end (100 g balls) etc

Of course it wasn't fixed. I think he put that bit at the end just to confused people like The Jigga Jigga, here.