Place your bets, ladies and gentlemen

[Flashman]

If twitters anything to go by then a big win for YES.

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Zooming out the map - plenty more for YES all over Europe and the USA.

[Unix]

If twitters anything to go by then a big win for YES.

Trendsmap - Local Twitter Trends

Zooming out the map - plenty more for YES all over Europe and the USA.

Wow that is awesome hope it translates to votes.

[Old Greg]

With Toronto Star predicting a Yes win by up to 8 points, it's not too late to get 9/2 on a Yes vote.

[TestMangler]

With Toronto Star predicting a Yes win by up to 8 points, it's not too late to get 9/2 on a Yes vote.

7/2 on William Hill now...

[Flashman]

Wow that is awesome hope it translates to votes.

Confirming that older voter are voting No and younger voters voting Yes?

[Batcher]

If twitters anything to go by then a big win for YES.

Trendsmap - Local Twitter Trends

Zooming out the map - plenty more for YES all over Europe and the USA.

The Yes side have definitely owned social media. They are not getting fair coverage in the MSM so took to Twitter & Facebook. It might have happened anyway but I think the fact the MSM were so pro-union could backfire on the No side.

[Flashman]

The Yes side have definitely owned social media. They are not getting fair coverage in the MSM so took to Twitter & Facebook. It might have happened anyway but I think the fact the MSM were so pro-union could backfire on the No side.

The No's definitely overdid it with the scaremongering. It was just inviting people to stick the middle finger up to the establishment.

[meridian]

Currency markets still not caring, the EURGBP is barely moving.

[NickFitz]

8/1 on margin of victory < 1%.

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12/1 on Paddy Power. But if it's exactly 50:50, there is no victory for either side, so no "winning margin" (which is the term they use), so they could get out of paying

[d000hg]

12/1 on Paddy Power. But if it's exactly 50:50, there is no victory for either side, so no "winning margin" (which is the term they use), so they could get out of paying

Surely a true 50:50 means down to the last vote. Or are they explicitly counting to 2sf only?