Regiomontanus houses, Ligue 1 kickoff as listed: Fri 23 Oct 2026, 8:45 PM CEST (18:45 UTC), Stade Francis-Le Blé, Brest, 48°24'N 4°27'W. Night chart. Brest holds the 1st house and Nice the 7th. Brest is the favourite and the home side, so the favourite-first and home-first conventions agree and no testimony turns on the choice. Lord 1 is Mercury, Lord 7 is Jupiter. Lilly's dignity table with Ptolemaic terms and Chaldean faces. Fortune is taken by the night formula, reversed.
| Position | House | Condition | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asc / Dsc | 7°09' Gemini / Sagittarius | Lord 1 = Mercury (Brest), Lord 7 = Jupiter (Nice) | |
| Mercury | 20°58' Scorpio | 6 | peregrine (−5); direct but slow, 0.068°/day; applying square Mars |
| Jupiter | 23°15' Leo | 4 | triplicity and term (+5); direct; house change flagged within ten minutes |
| Moon | 29°21' Pisces | 11 | peregrine (−5); void of course; last aspect trine Mercury; end of sign |
| Saturn | 9°50' Aries | 11 | Lord 10; fall, peregrine (−9); retrograde; sextile Asc, trine Dsc |
| Mars | 14°23' Leo | 4 | peregrine (−5); 7°47' past the IC; applying square to Mercury |
| Sun | 0°23' Scorpio | 6 | Lord 4; peregrine (−5); applying conjunction to Venus |
| Venus | 0°59' Scorpio | 6 | detriment, peregrine (−10); retrograde, slow; combust |
| Fortune | 8°10' Capricorn (night formula) | 8 | no other testimony given for it |
For Brest
Opponent's house of success. Lord 4 is the Sun, peregrine at 0°23' Scorpio, and it applies to a conjunction with Venus within 0.6°. Venus is in detriment, retrograde and combust. Nice's 4th-house testimony is a weak planet joining a ruined one. This is Brest's best card, though it damages the opposition and does not strengthen Brest.
Moon's last aspect. The Moon's last aspect was a trine to Mercury, Lord 1, at 03:35 UTC, about fifteen hours before the chart. Brest's significator was the last to receive the Moon's light. It is a kind aspect, but it is old and the Moon is 8.4° from it now, so it counts for little.
Saturn and the Ascendant. Saturn sextiles the Ascendant within 2.69° and trines the Descendant by the same margin, so it favours neither side. As Lord 10, Brest's house of success, it is in fall and retrograde at −9. The sweep also flags its house as unstable (12th to 11th under the 5° rule). A soft aspect from a crippled Saturn offers Brest little.
For Nice
Essential dignity. Jupiter has triplicity and term, +5. Mercury is peregrine, −5. Under Lilly's table that is a ten-point gap between the two significators, and it is the heaviest testimony in the chart.
Reception. The Moon sits in Pisces, Jupiter's domicile. This is one-way reception: the Moon is in Lord 7's dignity and Jupiter owes nothing back. Mercury, Lord 1, receives no such attention from the Moon.
Mercury's condition. Mercury is slow at 0.068° a day and cadent in the 6th. It applies to a square with Mars within 6.58°, so Brest's significator meets a malefic with no help. Its square to Jupiter, 2.29°, is already separating, so the hard aspect between the two significators is past and the weaker planet is the one that is damaged.
Moon void of course. The Moon is void: it has no next aspect and is at the very end of Pisces. It adds nothing to either side by perfecting an aspect. It rests in Jupiter's sign, and its last light went to Mercury, so what is left of its testimony leans to the stronger planet's side.
Angularity. Jupiter is in the 4th house, an angular house, but 16° past the IC itself. Mars is nearer the IC, 7°47' past it. The sweep flags a house change for Jupiter within ten minutes, so this testimony is the least stable and carries little weight.
Judgment. The chart leans to Nice. Jupiter's dignity against Mercury's peregrine slowness, with the Moon resting in Jupiter's sign, outweighs the damage to Nice's Sun and Venus. Brest has the favourite's house but not the stronger significator.
Written in the horary tradition; this read was generated by a language model from the chart's positions and is not betting advice.