Dean 'Midas' Maynard has received widespread acclaim in the UK and USA for his uncanny ability to predict, bring good luck and support a number of high profile celebrities and sports teams.
Although football & sport plays a major part of Dean's work he has made his name by making predictions on all of the main Reality TV shows with continued success.
Dean is the Flutterology expert for http://www.eclipsemagazine.co.uk/ Racing & he writes regular columns for Chat It's Fate & Spirit and Destiny.
Dean is also the resident prediction expert for Viking FM & BBC Three Counties
Dean is also the Talent Manager for Celebrity company The Syco Agency, Please visit http://www.sycoagency.com for more information.
Most notable Reality TV predictions include Leona Lewis, Niki Evans & Danyl Johnson on X-Factor, Suzanne Shaw, Jessica Taylor and Hayley Tamaddon on Dancing On Ice, Jodie Prenger on I'd do Anything, Rachel Rice and Sophie Reade on Big Brother, Escala and Damon Scott on Britain's Got Talent and Gino D'Acampo on I'm a Celebrity.
Dean was honoured to be part of Bring Back Beckham campaign which ended with David Beckham being restored to the England squad in May 2007.
He was also part of famous FA Cup upsets with Torquay United (2007) and Blyth Spartans (2008) and he famously predicted Stoke City would survive in the 2008/09 Premier League.
Dean has a good record with many other sporting events including the Grand National, where he still remains unbeaten after challenges in 2007, 2008, 2009 & 2010 against a team of professional tipsters.
Dean has worked alongside some major celebrities including Westlife, Ant & Dec, Chris Moyles, Dermot O'Leary and the queen of scream Yvette Fielding.
Dean is also honoured to officially back and support a number of Reality TV acts, please visit the Midas Supports page for more information.
We must also point out that Dean is a respected Ghost Investigator and he has visited some of the countries most haunted venues, he was also the main organiser of the 2009 'Bownessie' monster search that was featured on Sky news and on ITV's The Lakes in March 2010.