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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostBetfair had Trump at 9/2 this morning, now 7/2.
Obviously not as confident of a Clinton win.
Clinton best 3/10, worst 2/11.
The best odds on Trump and the worst odds on Hillary are from the same bookmaker.
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Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostIf you're going to bet on Trump, you want to get in quickly. If you're going to bet on Hillary, you could leave it a while.
Current odds:
Clinton: 1/4
Trump: 4/1
Bernie / Biden: 150/1
Ryan / Kaine: 250/1
McMullin / Kasich / Pence: 500/1
Johnson: 2500/1
Stein: 5000/1
Obviously not as confident of a Clinton win.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIf I can be arsed later I might see if I can get a free bet from any of the main sites. Nothing ventured, something possibly gained.
Current odds:
Clinton: 1/4
Trump: 4/1
Bernie / Biden: 150/1
Ryan / Kaine: 250/1
McMullin / Kasich / Pence: 500/1
Johnson: 2500/1
Stein: 5000/1
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Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostBet on an assassination before January 21st?
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If I can be arsed later I might see if I can get a free bet from any of the main sites. Nothing ventured, something possibly gained.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View Post4/1 on each then, but you then have to get your extra bets out as cash somehow
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Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostNew 888sport customers can get 4/1 Clinton, 16/1 Trump (max £10 bet, winnings paid as extra bets etc)
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostI've had a tenner on Trump; seems exceptional value at that price. I don't necessarily think he'll win but anything longer than 7/2 is worth a punt.
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Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostCurrent oddschecker:
Clinton 2/9
Trump 9/2
Sanders, Biden, Ryan, Kaine 250/1
Kasich, Pence 500/1
Johnson 2500/1
Stein 5000/1
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostThis election is largely about turnout and the assumptions made about the split among undeclared/undecided voters, which is unusually high. For me, Nate's probabilities pass the smell test more than others, but they aren't testable, of course. Actually, there are several factors in this election that make it exceptionally difficult to model.
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostI think Nate may have got his Bayesian priors a bit off. We'll see.
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Any one watch Rich Hall's Presidential Grudge Match last night?
Really interesting on the whole process and history
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