Agreed - but not easy!

If you're looking at the 6 from 45 - first you have to design how (ARV or direct RV).

However, if you're doing a Pick 3 - obviously a LOT easier!

Myself and another are looking to do horsies - because those trifecatas and first-fours do nice payouts as well. And, less random, so easier to RView.

Apart from which - some horses have odds of over 100-1 - instead of a simple 20-1, (more or less, depending on the number of horses in the race).

RV could be used to predict outcomes out of a set of say 6 or so elements.

You can't do it directly because the winners look too much the same, like in the case of horse races looking for the winner would be difficult, even if the RVer gets an accurate read, they would just see horses horses etc.

But you can rig the system so that the RV becomes nore fruitful. What you could do is assign unique things fir each winner, and then instruct the subspace mind to see the unique thing matching the winner

So for example-

Suppose you have 3 potential winners. You have Peanut, Otis, and Champion.

You assign that if Peanut wins, the viewer will see the eiffel tower. If Otis wins, the viewer will see Elon Musk, if Champion wins, the viewer will see the Tsar Bomba going off.

3 very unique scenarios that distinguish one horse from another. Try it, Shiningbrow. If you make some good coin, it's a win-win. You get paid, RV gets more recognition