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![]() For political betting? Scottish referendum NO vote is at 1.22.
I've been told the favourite has never lost since Betfair started. |
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![]() I assume your talking about political betting markets only ?
Technically the fav in Scottish Referendum betting has never lost (never won either). |
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![]() Yeah political betting markets.
Should have worded it as that with the shortest odds. So in this case, 1.22 for the NO vote. Any truth to this Betfair thing? |
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![]() Apparently so Pat.
Since I read that comment there have been several "too close to call" elections where the winner was always the short fav on BF, including here in Australia. |
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![]() Interesting.. might put an investment down. Some guy put 800,000 pounds down on NO apparently.
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![]() If thie running that good then you could easily use some sort of recovery should an outsider get up.
But, just out of curiosity, how many political events are there in a one year period that Betfair bet on?
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![]() Quote:
News report this morning suggests there may be only a 5% margin to the NO vote, wouldnt be real excited at the moment if that bet were mine |
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