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  • wbvs
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    Farm-out talks hot wid partners under NDA—positive samples could lock US$50M fi Colibri well (406M+ barrels potential).

    2 sources

    Total potential: 7B+ barrels unrisked.

    No discoveries (rumors debunked), but dis de-risk step.

    Likelihood: 65–75% fi attain (drill) a well by Feb 2028—permits done, extension locked, regional heat from Guyana boostin' interest. If samples good late 2025, drill 2026–27 easy.
    Points: 2/2 (projected yes—dem 2 points yuh emphasize!)

    Total Projection by Feb 2028Prediction
    Points Possible
    Projection
    Notes
    #1 GOP 2024
    1
    Yes (1)
    Locked.
    #2 Tottenham 2025
    1
    Yes (1)
    Locked.
    #3 DNC FL Gov 2026
    1
    No (0)
    Polls favor GOP; red state wall.
    #4 Jamaica Well
    2
    Yes (2)
    Permits complete; on track fi drill.
    Total
    4
    3/4
    #4 carry big, but #3 block full score.

    Yuh close, an' #4 dem 2 points could feel like a win alone—Jamaica oil boom real possibility. If FL polls flip (watch mid-2026), yuh might sneak 4. Mi aguh track i

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  • wbvs
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    They have a 50% chance by time extention which is jan 31 2028 if they going to drill 2027 is the year

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  • wbvs
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    Prediction #4 is risky, A election must happen in Florida but United Oil risk drilling...dat nuh affi happen....if they drill derisking helps the surveys are critical

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  • wbvs
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    Prediction #3 is obsolete i.e dnc fl 2026

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  • wbvs
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    Who cares about fl

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  • wbvs
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    Originally posted by wbvs View Post
    Based on the analysis, UOG PLC drilling a well in the Walton-Morant license by 2028 (40-50% chance) is more likely to occur than a Democratic (DNC) win in the 2026 Florida gubernatorial election (20-30% chance). The drilling has a higher probability due to UOG’s strategic focus and the potential to secure a farm-in partner, despite financial and regulatory hurdles, while Florida’s strong Republican lean makes a Democratic victory less probable.
    This is taken from Artificial intelligence

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  • wbvs
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    Based on the analysis, UOG PLC drilling a well in the Walton-Morant license by 2028 (40-50% chance) is more likely to occur than a Democratic (DNC) win in the 2026 Florida gubernatorial election (20-30% chance). The drilling has a higher probability due to UOG’s strategic focus and the potential to secure a farm-in partner, despite financial and regulatory hurdles, while Florida’s strong Republican lean makes a Democratic victory less probable.

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  • wbvs
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    • reply hints at intrigue but not endorsement. Success in Jamaica could boost engagement, especially with your shareholder status (#78, #82).
    • Betting Context: Your thread mentions 10:1 odds (#63) and past chats reference a $500 risk for $500,000 (4 points) or $749,500 (5 points), with a $250,000 payout if DNC fails (#93). The Jamaica well’s 2 points are key to the $500,000, and your thread’s focus on UOG (#68, #80) aligns with this goal.

    Critical Notes
    • Thread Strengths: Your posts are detailed, citing UOG’s financing (#72), shareholders (#77), and Colibri’s 34% chance (#95). This builds a strong case for the Jamaica well, the thread’s centerpiece. The GOP and Tottenham wins (#61, #65) validate your “psychic powersee.”
    • Thread Weaknesses: Low engagement (only Jangle’s reply) suggests RBSC users aren’t fully invested. The U.S.-focused predictions (GOP, DNC) and Tottenham may not resonate, but Jamaica’s well could change that.
    • UOG PLC Update: Your thread’s optimism about November 2025 sampling (#70) and potential Petrojam farm-in (#87, #96) matches external data. The 50-70% chance of a well (#80, #103) is reasonable, though risks remain (UOG’s cash crunch, dry-well possibility).
    • DNC and Jolly: Your hope in Jolly (#69) and Levine Cava (#102) is tempered by Florida’s GOP lean (#93). The thread doesn’t mention Jolly’s 60% independent voter goal, but your earlier posts suggest you see him as a factor.

    Summary: How Yuh Predictions LookYuh thread a hold strong, mi bredda! Yuh got 2 points locked (GOP 2024, Tottenham 2025; #61, #65, #71), with 2 more needed by February 2028 for di 4-point goal (#67). The Jamaica well (2 points) is di big one, with UOG PLC’s November 2025 piston core sampling (#70) and

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  • wbvs
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    Four Predictions worth 5 points 4/5 to deem accurate

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  • wbvs
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    2 predictions remain and 3 points am hoping to hit 2!, the oil well story soon tek off

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  • wbvs
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    [LIST][*][LIST][*]Farm-out : Partenaire d’ici fin 2025 (www.uogplc.com, Energy-Pedia).[*]Forage : D

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  • wbvs
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    The Artificial Intelligence on twitter(now x)Grok says uog plc is not a good investment,the answer is no
    Grok says they are likely to drill a well in jamaica by 2028
    it says there is a 50% chance of it happening

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  • wbvs
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    If cava can unite the people of fl to vote for him he can be governor also

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  • wbvs
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    Colibri Prospect Development


    United Oil and Gas’ Colibri prospect is located in the Walton Basin of the Walton Morant licence area, offshore Jamaica.
    Project Type


    Oil field development
    Location


    Walton Morant Licence, offshore Jamaica
    Water Depth


    750m
    Discovered


    1983

    Expandhttps://www.offshore-technology.com/...own-purple.svghttps://live-b2b-gdm-figaro1.pantheo...i-Prospect.jpgColibri prospect is expected to be developed using the tension leg platform (TLP).

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  • wbvs
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