Election Betting - Tipp North and South Ridings only, apparently

I’d concur with that. He’s a personable guy. I believe I met him 3 times over the campaign, Broughan was extremely low key. I think he’ll get in.

What was the total amount of seats won by ā€œothersā€ for a finish?

(Think others is everyone other than FG, FF, Labour, SF and The Greens)

Now the minister for sport, what have we created here?
As far as I know he has no sporting pedigree or interest.

Payback for getting two seats

:grin:

Hedduh Humfries and de Arts pal.

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At least sports projects in Limerick will get disproportionate funding. Now’s the time to start building vanity projects.

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Lib Dems to win Witney at 9/1.
I think that’s good value for following reasons:

  • Witney voted remain in June
  • Tory candidate was in favour of leaving
  • Lib Dems doing extremely well in recent council elections (not reflected in national opinion polls admittedly)
  • Former Tory voters more likely to go Lib Dem then Labour
  • Tories record of winning by elections when in government is abysmal. One win since 1989.
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Work away. You are deluded

No, not bad value at 9/1 as they are the only party running on a remain platform, which is a powerful one.

Surely Labour are remain too?

Not actively campaigning on it. Too busy eating themselves.

Cameron had a majority of 25,000 in the last election and the Lib Dems finished fourth.

Manchester G. Lib dems at 8/1. 61ā„… remain. Lib Dems strong locally. Labour in chaos and losing remain voters. LD excellent value.

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@RaymondCrotty have you any long shot fancies at this juncture to be the Democrats candidate to take on Trump for president as he goes for a second term? Whoever they pick that isn’t toxic will surely win, so must be some great value if one could snuff out their candidate now. Their most fancied prospect is around 10/1.

Aodhan O Riordan is superb value at 14s to be the next labour leader. There’s lads who dont have ahope of it like Penrose, Burton, Ryan ahead of him. After the next election it could come down to a straight fight between him and Alan Kelly, (presuming both get elected…a big presumption I know…) And Alan is marmite for much of the party.

Trump will walk the next election

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Half of the yanks will vote for him just to sicken @Sidney

Whose offering this market?

Trump would probably beat Sanders anyway. He’d probably Warren because she’s a woman. Not toxic in the Hillary sense and very good value @ 14/1, but white male America will instantly resent having to take her seriously. Good value but can’t you can’t eat value. Cory Booker has a chance but he never comes across as likeable and lacks a little bit of charisma for me. Slightly fake character. 33/1 would be good value if he ran but he hasn’t announced that yet. Biden @ 16/1 would beat him but very unlikely to make the ticket. THe democratic front-runner is a black-Tamil mixed-race woman from California called Kamala Harris. I only started researching her about a5 minutes ago. Not a long political history, like Obama, unlike Clinton ,which is an advantage.She seems fairly sound, she’s reasonably MILFy, gives a decent air or competence, strongly and consistently liberal, doesn’t seem to me a cunt but the same people who hated Obama will hate her for the exact same reasons and I just don’t see those retards electing a woman. She’s 10/1. I can sort of see the logic behind that because it looks like she’ll run (not guaranteed for any democrat currently) and a lot of the old Obama’s supporters could get behind her in a way they didn’t get behind Hillary.

People mostly just vote with their wallets and don’t give a fuck about anything else. Trump is 13/8 (I think) which is absolutely outrageous value because a) he’s definitely in the final 2 and b) he’s probably going to win (like definitely better than 50% currently). The smart money is going on Trump right now.

I would say a decent bet would be a spread of a few hindered euro with 50% on Trump and the rest divided equally between Harris, Booker, Warren and maybe Sanders. Just don’t see joe Biden winning that ticket.

Overall you’re probably right that now is the time to act, I might put that spread on myself at the end of the weekend, thanks for flagging it.

Pp. Odds are heavily skewed by the fact that he’s not a sitting td. There’s no appetite for a change within the party at present.

The reason for that is that if labour vote in that virtue signalling gimp they’ll end up lower than renua in the polls.

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