Not sure if this has been put on here yet but I know people were trying to figure it out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jae7M6htaiM

and a more in your face example:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqAt2akPHJ8

Crap quality but further eveidence of a ball switch that concurs with the 1st link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHb_WqX_plg&feature=related

wot a load of balls.

first t me I've watched this and there is no prediction.

a predition is showing the balls selected before they are drawn

there are 2 camers in sync, the one on the left hand side shows a still image of the balls that then get written on and then a third camera showing the "live" camera is then switch in. some expensive digital processing joins the 2 frames seemlessly.

jeeeez, I can't believe peeps have been puzzling over this.

I didn't watch it or the youtube clip explaining it but I would have been impressed if he had done it an hour or two before the lottery with a money back guarantee for anyone who put £1 on the numbers and didn't win.

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Originally posted by Peteff
I would have been impressed if he had done it an hour or two before the lottery

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If he'd actually done it

a) he wouldn't have kept the numbers "secret" from the group

b) he would have displayed the numbers in the room and kept them on display until the results were announced.

Load of borrocks...

I think David mitchell put it best on mock the week, a prediction is stating an outcome before an event!

I liked what Andy said too, incredibly talented at tricks and psychology but still hasn't mastered the spelling of darren!