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Scottish Referendum / Betting
Scottish Referendum / Betting
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a last gasp
just gone back to 1:02 |
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the YES fight back start here
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Would need a Hattie Jacques style belly flop to cause any ripples now
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Have greened up on YES at 48. Clackmananananshire is so tiny, I'd rather go to bed now and sleep soundly.
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1:01 again
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1.01 isn't based on that result alone.
someone knows (much) more. |
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very probably
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1.01 because the 30,000 david cameron's who registered to vote all said no
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Because the market is open "in play" it's quite easy to imagine that info is creeping out from the counts that will influence the markets. In fact I'm fairly sure that'll happen, having followed previous elections on BF.
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Edinburgh looks home and hosed for NO
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East Renfrewshire also a big no.
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Not surprising. There was reports on the news of City firms phoning up pretending to be other media firms to get heads up on the new newspaper polls to gain an edge on the money markets so no surprise to think that people would be doing the same to find out to make small change on a betfair vote and then also use it on the markets before.
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Aberdeenshire looks a near 60% NO
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**** I knew I meant to do something but forgot as was busy.
I'd actually meant to join tradefair and take a position on scottish companies with a view to them rising. I think we have to open a new account don't we? |
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Fife which is Gordon Brown territory also heading for NO
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Add Stirling to the NO list 55% or so
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SNP heartlands cant even pull in a Yes, ffs Angus, what a bunch of fannnies they must be  |
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When will Salmond or Darling concede defeat?
After 5am was 7/4 with hills. Shortened into 4/9 before they pulled the plug. |
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reasons for rejection are always a laugh,
"45 left no mark from which a vote could be decided" Nice one scotland you daft fookers |
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well thats that.....
NO 2,001,926 55.30 YES 1,617,989 44.70 TARGET TO WIN 1,809,958 After 32 of 32 counts Electorate 4,283,392 Turnout 84.59% Rejected ballots 3,429 Away the Jocks.... |
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CNN showed their mathematical credentials during the coverage
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The 'No' party got 52.51% of the votes.
A 1-4 chance that ran at almost evens. I wonder how many 'No' voters were the youths aged under 18? |
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A pleasing result. I shall now order a boxload of my very favourite Irish whisky....
Nice one HH... |
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Oh and send Brendan a wee dram, of course..
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themightymac
themightymac 18 Sep 14 22:56 Joined: 05 Apr 02 | Topic/replies: 10,008 | Blogger: themightymac's blog If anybody thinks this is a foregone conclusion they are in for shock. This is going to be close. NO backers at silly prices will be sitting on the pan all night That's cos they were pi55ing themselves laughin at how easy it was mac. |
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CNN gave 110% to the coverage then HH
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yep, just goes to show it IS possible
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How they voted: 16-17 year-olds 71-29 for YES, 65+ 73-27 for NO. Labour voters 63-37 for NO.
https://twitter.com/LordAshcroft/status/512890984255205376 |
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Expect massive funding cuts to the NHS
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guinness2dear
18 Sep 14 23:16 Joined: 19 Jan 07 | Topic/replies: 15,459 | Blogger: guinness2dear's blog Brendan: Salmond looked like a broken man last night. Some said he was tired, but the rottweiler who is his deputy was full of life. He was talking about 'whatever happens - there is work to be done' I think the fishy leader will soon change from a salmond to a sturgeon.. A pity there was no market for this.. |
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" A pleasing result. I shall now order a boxload of my very favourite Irish whisky"
Don't the Irish call it whiskey |