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That's assuming Tom beats Shona
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who gets the cyclone pimp
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rock paper scissors
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They paid out on Jack correctly in the elimination market thankfully
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good value words per minute from Lisa
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If i was to go all in it would be Ginge after tonight
He cried on his own He has overcame his fears (never had a fear imo, great act) had two great relationships in Ruby and Lisa He's ticked all the boxes during the show I like Aitch more but he hasn't quite lived up to the billing i was expecting, even though he had the two great moments in the pub and seeing Gracie. Ginge wins - time to sit back now and watch it unfold |
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Shraine_Tumber:
Your only mistake was trying to bluff a forum full of veteran bluffers. With the exception of me, this place is packed with seasoned vets who profit here year after year—and you tried to outflank them. Bold move, but ultimately disastrous |
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Shraine is very entertaining luke. I like him. Genuinely :)
Hang around shraine, if you've switched to ginge you've likely made a bit of coin |
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The forum has been like the good old days :)
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First show Ive watched tonight. And Lisa pushing him to 'win for the North' plus Ant reminding viewers to vote for Ginge if he's your favourite like he is Lisas was fairly telling.
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They can use ginge on itv3. H is harder to employ as ginge can present
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Still wouldn't completely rule Tom out from creeping through the middle of the youth vote
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Ginge is like a non celeb in the eyes of most, gives him an edge like it did with Big Brother
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Thanks Shraine
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Low searches means people already know them and don’t need to search they will just vote.
High percentages means people don’t know them so they are searching for them. There is high spikes and low spikes. High spikes then suddenly drop means something happened I.e bad/good edit etc You have to take each spike with context. If consistency in the spike it’s a good sign, but again have to read the context. |
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Can we get an update in the magic data please Shraine
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Mofatt is a lovely town
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Aitch – 36.3%
• Ginge – 34.3% • Tom – 11.3% • Shona – 18.0% • Aitch has the highest national share of searches. • Ginge is very close behind. • Shona has a stable mid-range presence. • Tom remains consistently the lowest across all regions. |
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Best to wait until tommorow as show only just finished.
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So Tom wins? Low is good?
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Not exactly. Low searches doesn’t mean someone ‘wins’.
Google Trends only shows who people are Googling, not who they’re voting for. High = more curiosity or more screen-time. Low = people already know who they are or nothing big happened for them. It’s not as simple as ‘low good, high bad’. It’s just a visibility indicator, not a vote predictor.”** |
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This is more complicated than rocket science
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Trends only makes sense when you look at it in context.
You can’t just say high = bad or low = good. You have to look at what happened in the episode, the edit, the storylines, the timing, and why people might be Googling them. Used properly, it tells you why the public is reacting — not who’s winning.”** Once you have used it for a while and start to use it with context, it helps. |
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This is like some parallel universe sh1te
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You said your figures are what ITV use for there analysis and now they're google trends
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I'd still prefer Figgy's twitter stats
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I'd follow the money, i have a feeling someone is finally getting glimpses of the vote. Jack was getting layed very confidently with decent lumps all day, 700 went up this morning. When it didn't get matched, they started to move it out in bit gradually. Then kept laying.
The Ginge money today was sustained, while Aitch was getting swiped out to 3 many times at various intervals Today very much looked like what we've seen for many a year, you can't mistake it |
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At the end of the day Shraines figures are now pointing towards the recently become odds on favorite to win the show. So there must be some value to what he's producing.
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you'd have to use variations for a start. lots of people might search whitney for example. or whitney im a celeb
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ITV don’t use Google Trends to decide winners, but they do pay attention to general public reaction.
Not just Trends — but social media, comments, headlines, and what’s getting people talking. To see who the public is interested in If someone is being searched a lot, it tells ITV: • The audience is reacting • People want more of that storyline • That contestant is driving conversation This can influence how much screen-time they get the next day. |
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I think Ginge will be 1.30 sometime Sunday (nap)
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Jack was leading twitter stats fwiw
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