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Son of a gun, try taking up ludo, something that you can grasp the basics of.
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Do you know what the word 'flip' indicates? It suggests that the party (or candidate) who lost a state last time need to win it this time.
Trump won PA and AZ last time in 2016. He cannot 'flip' such states. |
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Right about what
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Are you going to post a screenshot and prove me wrong? You lumped on your hero at short prices thinking he was a certainty and now you are praying he wins to get you out of trouble.
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Son of a gun, I don't care who wins as long as I do. Only about 1% of my betting outlay at the moment is on the Trump/Biden outcome. The rest is on the hundreds of other markets associated with the states/senate/ house of representatives/electoral college/ vote share etc etc.
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Trump has less than a one in five chance.
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1) The market is falsely very wary of what happened in 2016. It is an extremely simple position to take but that is seemingly what is happening. However, this election is not 2016 and those punters have not grasped that simple reality. Trump is the incumbent and Biden is not Clinton.
2) 'Those punters' could be very high profile investors and possibly even be linked to the Trump campaign. It is very plausible and when millions are involved it is enough to alter the odds. 3) Other factors like cheating are thrown in to the mix. And Trump needs a lot to win actually. He must win Florida, Texas, Georgia, Ohio, and North Carolina. You can probably put Pennsylvania in there too. If he loses any one of those states he loses the election. He is polling behind in every single one barring Texas, and even Texas is touch and go currently. |
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But I give you a hint - Trump has still a lively following and he's not facing Obama.
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So, you do follow and believe polls then? Typical Trump fanboy - all over a poll when it reveals the slightest bit of positive news. Slightest being the key word, because Trump is still way down with Latino's but it is perhaps one demographic he could improve on in comparison to 2016 - however, turnout is going to be higher so maybe not.
Let's not talk about women, suburban voters, seniors or even white voters without college degrees... |
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Biden has already lost a substantial amount of Latino votes and they might be the very reason for him losing the election.
So what about Trump losing vast swathes of Women, seniors, suburban voters and even whites without college degrees? They don't matter then? |
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Trump can hold on to all those Western and Southern states and lose the election.
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son of a gun,
Don't confuse polling and electoral models with bookie prices. They are completely separate. |
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And to be honest it is looking like he will need a miracle.
He got a mini-miracle in 2016 with the unpopularity of the candidate he faced, the FBI investigation into her, and an 80000 vote swing across 3 states in which they actively suppressed the vote. He is much further behind this time around and will need a much larger miracle. |
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You are wasting your time with him. He's a thicko Trump fanboy.
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I am wasting my time. You're a lost cause, and as PP says you really shouldn't bet on who you want to win. Maybe do the opposite, then you win either way.
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Trumps opponent is almost irrelevant.
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I'm not wasting my time trying to explain very basic things to you that seem to be beyond your grasp. I'm just waiting for the screenshot to prove me wrong that you have a terrible book and are now seething.
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Well obviously I am on Biden for over 7 months now.
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