The Track Record
What was said, when, and what happened. Hits and misses, side by side. You draw the conclusions.
What was said, when, and what happened. Hits and misses, side by side. You draw the conclusions.
How to read it. Hit means the call happened broadly as stated. Partial means part of it landed and part of it did not. Miss means it did not happen. The scoring is Jack's own, recorded in his log at the time, which is exactly why the misses are still here in public. The date on each row is the date the video was published, which is the date the call was made.
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Where this comes from, and what is still missing. Every row above is generated from Jack's master prediction spreadsheet. Nothing on this page is typed in by hand, including the counts at the top: they are counted from the same file, so they cannot drift away from it.
The working log holds more calls than are shown here. A call only earns a place on this page if there is a public video of it being made, because a call nobody can go and watch is not evidence of anything. The rest stay in the spreadsheet until the video they were made in is tracked down, so the number published here goes up over time rather than down. The counter above shows both figures, so you can always see how many are still waiting.
One gap is still visible on purpose. The plain English "what happened" write ups are being added row by row, and until one is written this page says so rather than describing an outcome nobody can check.
For calls as they happen, the channel itself is the timestamp: every monthly analysis is published on YouTube before the month plays out.