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Re: So another by-election betting market where punters grossly over-stated Tory chances – politicalbett
Off topic betting post... While Harris is the presumptive nominee should Biden not run again, this story prompted me to have a look at Buttigieg's odds. https://www.politico.com/news/2021/06/30/kamala-harris-office-dissent-497290 Just put a few quid on him at 75 on Betfair Exch. to win the presidency. Worth a dabble, I… -
Re: As we head to the Batley and Spen count a reminder of the last two general elections here – politica
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Re: The Batley election looks very tight and there’s talk of a recount – politicalbetting.com
Amazing. I’m stunned to see that Labour won. Well done Kim! -
Re: The big issue in Chesham and Amersham wasn’t HS2 – but Boris Johnson – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What happened in Batley and Spen at the May 2019 Euro elections – politicalbetting.com
If the Tories are as low as 35.3% it will be a LAB Hold I think Tories will be over 40% but hey I thought they would win in C&A -
Re: Are we missing the obvious in Batley & Spen – Hancock and a narrowing of the poll gap? – politicalbe
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Re: For the English there is only one story tonight and it is not about politics – politicalbetting.com
Because if you read it carefully, that’s the *average* he’d run in each round of the tournament. -
Re: The odds on Starmer for next PM move to a point where he’s now a value bet – politicalbetting.com
If they leave Labour it opens up the can of worms that is an Islamic political party, and that doesn’t bear thinking about -
Re: Now a quarantine exemption plan for toffs – the rest of us will have to suffer – politicalbetting.co
Just checking in. Fabulous performance from England. Southgate got his tactics spot on. -
Re: In the Batley betting the Tories are not as strong a favourite as they were at C&A – politicalbettin
Another shocking batting performance from the Sri Lankans. I am really not sure what England are learning from this (other than running 2 batsmen to the same end is probably not optimal, this is a freebie to those obsessed with analytics). -
Re: The first post-Hancock polling sees BoJo’s best PM lead down 7 and the CON poll lead down 4 – politi
The one with the lower numbers is in full colour; the one with higher numbers is translucent, otherwise the lower levels become invisible; it's very inconvenient that hospitalisations went up faster than cases back in the second wave - probably as Alpha was becoming dominant from a low level, and caused more… -
Re: The voting segment that is most hostile to BoJo – ABC1 Remainers – politicalbetting.com
Cyclefree's First Rule of Investigations What is often found when something goes wrong: “…so often, in virtually every case, there were bloody great red flags, or there was a clue that was missed." -
Re: We are Getting too excited over Galloway – politicalbetting.com
The Brexit argument was based on the essential myth that we could retain all the benefits of the single market with none of the compromises. Scottish independence has its own myth; that the newly independent Scotland would not face a significant fiscal and monetary crisis at birth. It is quite possible to live outside the… -
Re: The man who refused to be a sub to Dom is back in the cabinet – politicalbetting.com
because they are known crooks, look at all the dodgy contracts handed out , hopefully they have their phones tapped and all their personal e-,mails, whats ups etc and get them in the pokey where they belong. Gove found to have broken the law as well, The only reason he would use personal e-mail is because he knew it was… -
Re: The Butler did it? – politicalbetting.com
There is no evidence of deception. The fat junkie who got his willy sucked made an assumption. Deception has to be much more active than this - e.g. even convincing a woman to sleep with you on the basis you are a lottery winner when you are, in fact, a pauper, doesn't meet the bar. -
Re: Trump at a 25% chance looks value for the WH2024 GOP nomination – politicalbetting.com
..and whike we are on the sunject.. what the hell were the security services doing . It defies belief... -
Re: Hancock bows to the inevitable and decides to quit – politicalbetting.com
I suspect I’m alone, but I find the moral outrage at Hancock a touch OTT. As far as we know, he had a snog with someone he shouldn’t have. We know little else. -
Re: The first of tonight’s polls: By 58% to 25% those sampled say Hancock should resign – politicalbetti
Not that I can imagine it to be an easy conversation to have at the best of times, but "Look, I'm leaving you and am telling you now because it'll be in the media tomorrow so you may want to turn off your phone, and now I have to tell the PM" is probably a real gut punch. -
Re: On the betting markets punters make it a 67% chance that Hancock will still be in his job on July 1
Yep, he’s the strongest Labour politician around at the moment. They need to find a way to get him into Parliament at the next election. -
Re: The front pages are pretty bad for Hancock – politicalbetting.com