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The way the rules are set out means that betting is permitted to be open when the result is known. So it's not dodgy betting, informed betting, quite possibly.
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Back (Bet For)
Odds Stake Profit Kemi Badenoch 1.04 £42.81 £1.71 Total stake: £42.81 |
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You got a drone up?
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knowing the result before it's announced is 'informed' ?
and making money on the 'informed' whispers is fair game ? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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drone over houses of parliament..yes
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"Knowledge is power & power is money!" From The Sayings of Dr Slicer, available in all not very good bookshops nowhere in the country.
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betfair don't want to use up resources having staff following the various stages, rule changes and announcements. it's a true caveat emptor market. so yes if people know the result, they are more informed than the people still laying them
. However, the market thought JC was through and as we know, he was eliminated. |
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profit takers have layed off...
back out to 1.08 now. |
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what used to happen when dodgy folk at the track hoovered up AFTER a photo/stewards result was announced ?
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result seconds away from being announced and the market is still open...
will anyone hoover up ? |
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Jenrick looks like he's swallowed a massive wasp there.
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betting is not permitted after the result is known in horse racing. in the market, it is.
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Jenrick already putting on a brave face. Whatever the result- here endeth the Conservative Party, Become Scandanavian- FINNISH!
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UK - Party Leaders - Month Rishi Sunak replaced as Conservative Leader
Market still open |
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OMG Badenoch wins...
shock horror... and it goes to 1.01 pink side... still NOT suspended... ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Badenock 53k...
Jenrick 41k... 72% turnout... 28% of them couldn't be @r$ed. |
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She went out to over 8/1 on here a while back,she was always going to win when it went to the Party members so there was definitely a conspiracy to keep her off the final ballot.
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JC sayed he lost count of how many of his fellow mps asked who wanted in the final, so the tactical aspect back fired... If you believe that stuff, was a very tight vote.
Shot themselves in phoot imo but time will tell, reckoned conservatives went too soon for sunak and he wood have been a decent opposition leader. |
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Full leaderhip election results
Here are the full figures from CCHQ. There were 131,680 eligible electors. Turnout was 72.8%. Kemi Badenoch received 53,806 votes Robert Jenrick received 41,388 votes There were 655 rejected ballots. 66,288 electors voted online and 29,621 electors voted by post. Share |
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Cider • November 2, 2024 10:29 AM GMT
The way the rules are set out means that betting is permitted to be open when the result is known. So it's not dodgy betting, informed betting, quite possibly. It is no different at all to the election market that the pathetic gambling commission are still investigating, despite having never taken action over an insider case in their entire existence. |
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WEIGHED IN, HORSES AWAY
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It is no different at all to the election market that the pathetic gambling commission are still investigating, despite having never taken action over an insider case in their entire existence.
they got what they wanted, loads of negative publicity and undermining the tories. not that it was needed. |
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she owe,s the complete clowns,morons,idiots in the cleverly camp a drink but unfortunately BAD ENOCH now has the utter
clowns,morons and idiots in her barn ![]() ![]() |
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Beth on Sky News just stated she got less votes winning that Rishi did when losing vs Truss
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Starmer got less votes than Corbyn. Now that is shocking.
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the skyblue and purple members of thew Tory party use their 25 quid membership to vote ban enoch as she,s a winner for the reform and ukip parties,their now the only parties advocating leaving the ECHR
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wd rico
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thank you
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nobody is bothered about staying in or leaving echr. it's only a thing politicians and the establishment use to excuse not being able to send back floaters and convicted criminals. ie, if we sent them back, the echr is not relevant. even if we 'left' the echr, the establishment would still want to keep the illegal floaters and convicted crims. So it's actually moot.
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same as mass immigration. since most of it was related to EU, stands to reason leaving it should stop mass immigration. instead, the establishment ramped it up by inviting the rest of the world.
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Gove was behind Kemi pulling the strings like a puppet master,so he has done well to manipulate the whole process.
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well that was the Tory/Johnson/farage policy we,re not racists/bigots
we,re just migrants from the rest of the world the same chance to come to UK as migrants from within the EU so its working as they promised just a pity they didn't explain to their moronic voters that's what would happen |
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It was correct 1st timer. a points system is totally logical, and treats people from every country the same. the reality of the points system set was that nobody is blocked, you just need a pulse.
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Kemi was always going to win with the party vote as opposed to MPS alone
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What i found really shocking was that over 600 voters were unable to correctly fill the form out and 40 odd even voted for both on the same ballot paper. I really think the time has come for 'democracy' dies require a small degree of literacy or sense - voters should have to qualify by answering a few preliminary questions like what is 2+2, or can a man turn into a woman ....
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did the lunatic win or the even bigger lunatic ?
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Just guessing, but I imagine the vast majority of rejected ballot papers will have been deliberately spoilt by protest. eg people ticking all the boxes is a common one, or writing Boris' name on the paper etc.
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Jenrick probably wanted spoiled ballot paper folk to be sent to China for a 6 year stint in one of their concentration camps imv Jamee.
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