YouGov exit poll gives it to the No camp

[PurpleGorilla]

Well the were pretty much spot on. Impressive.

Gutted with the result though :-(

[alluvial]

The bookies do.

Nah, the bookies will have priced up their markets whenever they opened them and then adjusted the prices in response to the amount of money being placed on either option. What you are seeing in the prices offered is more a reaction to sentiment amongst the betting public not the bookies adjusting the odds in response to polls.

[EternalOptimist]

The bookies do.

if I didnt know that you were such a fine fellow, I might have thought that the bookies may have been wrong before

[Alf W]

The bookies do.

[minestrone]

I just don't think anyone knows.

[Unix]

A lot of idiots on twitter already calling it based on this poll.

[alluvial]

That Welshman on BBC says it shouldn't be given too much weight. But maybe he just wants the viewing figures?

Actually I agree. The pollsters are working with something they've never had before, a huge turnout. It makes me wonder if they can scale their poll results up correctly.

[d000hg]

That Welshman on BBC says it shouldn't be given too much weight. But maybe he just wants the viewing figures?

[CheeseSlice]

Nobody paid for an exit poll. You'll just have to wait until the end.

[Unix]

YouGov have released an exit poll 54% for No and 46%bfor yes. Will be interesting to see how this tallies with the final result.

yougov.co.uk/news/2014/09/18/yougov-referendum-prediction

It's not an exit poll.

[PurpleGorilla]

99% confident.

That's pretty high!

[sirja]

YouGov have released an exit poll 54% for No and 46%bfor yes. Will be interesting to see how this tallies with the final result.

yougov.co.uk/news/2014/09/18/yougov-referendum-prediction