First of all I don't want this to get political, it's purely business. I don't even live in the US.
I'm thinking of putting £3k (have £20k cash about £80k of bitcoin which I don't want to touch) on blimpf winning. Last time there was no obvious reason why he was going to win, this time there are the riots and while I'm not saying he's senile I just don't think Biden has got it in him to hold up in the debates.
Anyone else putting money on the table? Which side/why?
I put 2000GBP on about a month ago - returns 4600. If I were to put 2000 on today, I'd only get 3888. I'm still confident enough to consider it but it isn't that tempting.
That's not even 3:1 risk/reward, meh. I'd rather just buy more ETH
Who with lads?
I'm planning on putting a bit on Trump to flip NH, and Minnesota. Since they're both underdog odds you only need to win one to cut a profit, and there's a good chance both flip. They were already razor thin in 2016 and demographic trends have indicated that they are primed to finally flip this year. Minnesota had the riots, some polls have indicated brooding Trump support, and NH had ridiculous primary turnout for Trump. As these states are historically Democratic they present a good value opportunity imo.
Bet trump, easiest money of your life
I saw £4400 (if returns includes the initial wager).
I see him winning more likely than not, and if he does it will do more than double my money. Firsts time I've ever gambled but it seems like a nobrainerr
Those two are to close for me to bet any money on them. Both seem like a shit choice, but so did hillary/trump...
Is there any way I can bet on the US to end up as a failed state by 2030?
I wouldn't. There's probably going to be a contest of the results and betters are going to be fucked.
>I saw £4400
Ladbrokes and William Hill currently return £3886. I doubt you'll find £4400 again.