It’s basically comparing a Big Mac and actual turd, one is more appealing than the other but both have about the same nutritional value.
It’s basically comparing a Big Mac and actual turd, one is more appealing than the other but both have about the same nutritional value.
America is a joke.
44% approval. Election still in play.
Absolute failure of a country.
Very tight with Trump victorious.??
Got a bad feeling about this.
Yeah, I feel the betting markets are a far more accurate guide than random polling numbers. Currently about a 38% chance of Trump winning according to the bookies, seems a lot higher chance than many people think.Trumps odds have come in overnight on Betfair from 2/1 to 13/8.
I can't believe how some of you are so confident about this. Forget those less than +2, even FL with +2.4 feels like it could go Trump's way. Would have been more confident if PA would have been bigger I guess. But, since Trump and GOP have clearly targeted PA for throwing away the mail votes, it still feels too close for comfort.
Yeah, I feel the betting markets are a far more accurate guide than random polling numbers. Currently about a 38% chance of Trump winning according to the bookies, seems a lot higher chance than many people think.
And the totally impartial Trafalgar group.Reminder that this is an average of Polls which includes shit like Rasmussen which will drag percentages way down.
The weight of money does tend to indicate likely chance to a reasonably accurate degree though, especially on the exchange where there are literally millions going back and forward. Some people are deluding themselves into believing that there's only a 10% ish chance of more Trump. It really is far closer than that.Not at all? The betting market fluctuates with what people are betting on. Not really a good indication of anything.
Wait until we re-elect Boris, or whatever Donkey the tories put out in front of us.
Trump o'clockWhat time will Trump win?
Windmill cancer will kill our saviour Donald J. Trump... what a turn of events
Thats the stand down, stand by message coming into play.
Bear in mind that Trump needs to win pretty much all of these. In every single close state, the margin of error needs to be in his favour. Not impossible and it might be squeaky bum time later but it's a tall order.
Yes but the Big Mac at least has the good grace to pretend to be edible.It’s basically comparing a Big Mac and actual turd, one is more appealing than the other but both have about the same nutritional value.
Why?Yeah, I feel the betting markets are a far more accurate guide than random polling numbers.
Don't the bookies just follow the polling numbers?Why?
I'm pretty sure they're hedging because they also got burnt in 2016. The idea that they somehow have some insider information that no one else has is mental.Don't the bookies just follow the polling numbers?
You may need to re-think that.Next up: your childhood pet, your mother's maiden name and your first job.
It really is. It's the same logic as following what the bookies are saying about transfers.I'm pretty sure they're hedging because they also got burnt in 2016. The idea that they somehow have some insider information that no one else has is mental.
I would've thought they made a killing in 2016?I'm pretty sure they're hedging because they also got burnt in 2016. The idea that they somehow have some insider information that no one else has is mental.
Dunno. I guess it depends on how many people actually bet on Trump four years ago. But you're probably right, whatever they had to pay out was likely well compensated for by all the bets on Hillary.I would've thought they made a killing in 2016?
The bookies don't make the betting exchange market . The Betfair market makes itself from people backing and laying, like a stock market. The fact that big players are happy to back Donald Trump at odds of less than 2/1, and Biden is freely available for anyone to make 50%+ profit on their investment, indicates that it's hardly the foregone conclusion that many think.I'm pretty sure they're hedging because they also got burnt in 2016. The idea that they somehow have some insider information that no one else has is mental.
On the other hand, there's the whole thing with pulling out of the Paris agreement, pulling out of the Iran nuclear treaty, pulling out of the WHO... none of this is good news for the rest of the world.I'm not American, so I can't comment on his domestic position. As far as foreign policy is concerned though I don't think Trump is as bad as he's being made out to be. He's just more uncouth.
GW Bush was just as stupid. Trumps probably killed less people than Obama. Frankly I'd much rather he tells Muslims he hates them than he tells them he wants to liberate them and then does so by bombing their families whilst they sleep.
Also internationally, it's in everyones interests that people take on China aggresively. It'll slow their roll a little - which is no bad thing. China's imperialist dreams will be just as bad as America's imperialism, at least the American empire is on the wane.
Regardless of what happens, this is absolute nonsenseYeah, I feel the betting markets are a far more accurate guide than random polling numbers.
People are hedging, then, exactly because it's not a foregone conclusion and 2016 serves as a cautionary tale. But all of that is still no reason to think that they know better than the polls.The bookies don't make the betting exchange market . The Betfair market makes itself from people backing and laying, like a stock market. The fact that big players are happy to back Donald Trump at odds of less than 2/1, and Biden is freely available for anyone to make 35%+ profit on their investement, indicates that it's hardly the foregone conclusion that many think.