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But what % of that money is being wagered by Americans? I would think there has to be a huge margin of error based on the amount of money coming in from overseas. |
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But they may be betting based on polls they feel are reliable at this point in the race. |
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The same as how the odds on a boxing match are indicative of how the outcome of the fight will be. The same as how the money line of a football game is indicative of who will win the game. Why exactly did the betting go the way it has since Palin was named McCain's VP choice? How the hell would I know. However, people who think that she has made this a much tighter race are out of their mind. That much is clear. |
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Im not trying to be a pain in the ass...but don't you think its harder to put faith in those type odds when the people that will be doing the voting (american citizens) have their money in the same "pool" as everyone else world? I could see if the offshore betting site had a seperate pool for american citizens and based their odds upon that. Those odds are reflective of how people worldwide feel who will win. Fortunately for us, people throughout the world don't vote to determine our president. |
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Again, you dont have the odds if McCain chose Romney. Is it possible McCain would take a dive no matter who he chose? I say hell yes its possible. |
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And this is what I was basically thinking. Imo they are giving way too much credit to those people have lots of money actually understanding what they are doing with it. They are gambling like any other market, only this type of gambling is very volatile and might be ridden with thrill seekers. I thought you were typing about the exchange rate of the dollar or something on the other topic. My bad. |
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Had McCain selected Romney - as expected - I don't think the market and betting lines would have moved a penny. The markets and lines have been actively trending towards Obama since the morning it was announced McCain took Palin. What you don't know is why such a move. Most likely it's just a sustained betting overreaction to an unexpected and seemingly bad choice. If it keeps moving and moving and moving - at that point you would start to smell a rat. Palin went to the University of Idaho in the 80's... perhaps there are very compromising pictures of her that were laying around in someone's basement that are on the verge of being made public. There are rumors that her supposed 5th kid was really her 17-year-old daughters kid. The daughter was taken out of school for several months with mono while Palin announced she was 7 months pregnant despite not showing. She took an 8 hour flight to Alaska after saying her water broke. Maybe there is something to the rumor. There are reports that someone with the Obama team who does opposition research went through the archives of the Valley Frontiersman, Palin's hometown newspaper, and were the first ones to do so - meaning no one with McCain did. It might be possible they found something very compromising and are holding it. She is under investigation in Alaska for abuse of power. Perhaps there is more to that story. |
The snot thickens.
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I thought for sure this time we would see no Clinton nor Bush on either ticket.
Perhaps the worst job of selecting a running mate since Stella Walsh made the relay team. I may not even bother this time around. |
Could it be possible the Reps. don't want to win??
Have stranger things happened? How should we know? |
OMG, we're now referring to the odds on betting exchanges as having some meaning? novices.
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Palin in bed in t-shirt that boasts she's not flat chested:
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Sure loss. Obama has a team that is as ruthless as any Republican team. Obama learned a big lesson on how and when to play hardball when he was first elected to an office. |
Palin haters..don't get to excited. None of the polls out have been taken since she was selected.
But this one is the lastest and it reflects the great impact of Joe.. http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7012063001 |
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