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By:
tobermory
When: 06 Aug 21 20:47
I may be wrong by my recollection is Trump was not matched much above 100, maybe near 200 for a small amount. Look at this 2024 one: 'The Rock' has not been matched higher than 190

Trump was always hinting at running for decades, and was more politically involved with the 'birther' thing, so was never on the Meghan Markle/Oprah level of novelty candidates.
By:
blank
When: 09 Aug 21 13:44
The 2016 market only had 48 runners, compared to around 120 in 2020.

So I guess the market was either created later in the cycle, or they were more stringent in only adding serious candidates.
By:
politicspunter
When: 09 Aug 21 14:33

Aug 9, 2021 -- 1:44PM, blank wrote:


The 2016 market only had 48 runners, compared to around 120 in 2020.So I guess the market was either created later in the cycle, or they were more stringent in only adding serious candidates.


Hi, is this for Republican nominee or outright please?

By:
politicspunter
When: 09 Aug 21 14:34

Aug 6, 2021 -- 8:47PM, tobermory wrote:


I may be wrong by my recollection is Trump was not matched much above 100, maybe near 200 for a small amount. Look at this 2024 one: 'The Rock' has not been matched higher than 190Trump was always hinting at running for decades, and was more politically involved with the 'birther' thing, so was never on the Meghan Markle/Oprah level of novelty candidates.


Yes, you are correct in those prices, I was mistaken.

By:
blank
When: 09 Aug 21 17:21

Aug 9, 2021 -- 2:33PM, politicspunter wrote:


Aug 9, 2021 -- 12:44PM, blank wrote:The 2016 market only had 48 runners, compared to around 120 in 2020.So I guess the market was either created later in the cycle, or they were more stringent in only adding serious candidates.Hi, is this for Republican nominee or outright please?


This is for the outright.
I was researching the number of runners a few months back and found a screenshot of the 2016 market.
The 2020 one is just off memory, think there were 119 runners.

By:
politicspunter
When: 09 Aug 21 17:28
Thank you. What's your gut feeling regarding the 2024 Republican nominee market?
By:
blank
When: 09 Aug 21 17:50

Aug 9, 2021 -- 5:28PM, politicspunter wrote:


Thank you. What's your gut feeling regarding the 2024 Republican nominee market?


Honestly I have no idea. I don't know much about politics.
The 2020 market was the first one I've traded and I only got involved in that in the last week.
I normally just play the numbers and trade, i.e. a few months ago the back book was near 100% and the lay book 90%, with 50 runners to be added, even if they nearly all went in at 1000, it would've favoured mass laying, now it's 85% Vs 75% so it's more complex.

It looks an interesting market though.
Haley and Pence are the same odds on the outright, but on the nominee market it's 9 Vs 18.

By:
politicspunter
When: 09 Aug 21 17:55
I feel Pence has been written off too early, I think he is still in this.
By:
blank
When: 09 Aug 21 18:07
He's had some big bets go in on him. More traded on him than both Haley and DeSantis. Someone likes him.
By:
A_T
When: 09 Aug 21 18:25
Trump The Impeachment Champion 1oz Silver Round

https://www.dismecoins.com/product/trump-the-impeachment-champion-1oz-silver-round-presell/?unapproved=72707&moderation-hash=e82a982489af064e1c4a79e8fd0be0dc#comment-72707

I can't work out if these are a joke or not - it being America probably not Grin
By:
politicspunter
When: 09 Aug 21 20:59
It's so bad it has to be true!
By:
politicspunter
When: 10 Aug 21 10:01
http://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/1776936a08d49629804301c68c2b2a4f2a316be4cb064cc43d200cdbcfec9ff2.jpg
.

Tempting!
By:
politicspunter
When: 10 Aug 21 21:35
New poll out today says 15% of Republican voters will not vote for Trump under any circumstances. That is a huge number in a traditionally close race.
By:
brentford
When: 10 Aug 21 22:13
what % of them might change their mind if he became the candidate - talks is very cheap this far out and what % currently identify as republican for that matter, I'd imagine there is a lot of soul searching going on within moderate republicanism. ... if such a thing exists...
By:
politicspunter
When: 10 Aug 21 22:25
They still won't vote for him. There is a solid core of GOP members who are totally opposed to Trump running and if he did run, definitely would not support him. That doesn't mean to say he couldn't win against someone like Harris but he would lose to Biden.
By:
brentford
When: 10 Aug 21 22:45
There was quite a healthy number that were opposed to him last time wasn't there ?
not as passionately admittedly as is now possible  ... early on as the odds you quoted reflect he wasn't even considered a legit runner really was he in 2016 ? ...I'd be amazed if he successfully gained re-election mainly because of not gaining the Republican candidacy or his ongoing difficulties in legal matters ...
but I was also amazed he not only got voted in but that so many people continued to support him in terms of voters and Republican politicians or at best 'turn a blind eye' to his very obvious flaws...they had plenty of opportunity to disown his style of politics...they largely didn't
By:
Giuseppe
When: 10 Aug 21 22:51
15% won;t vote for trump

probbaly get a similar number for biden
By:
politicspunter
When: 11 Aug 21 17:58
Some time shortly, the GOP top brass are going to realise that Trump has them over a barrel regarding 2024 and whether he is going to throw his hat in the ring or not. Other possible candidates are highly unlikely to run if Trump does. Effectively this means that funding, campaign teams and general organisation/ administrative matters are up in the air.
By:
politicspunter
When: 11 Aug 21 18:14
https://www.betfair.com/exchange/plus/politics/market/1.178165812
.

You can lay Trump at 13.5 for a grand in this market. The only way you can lose is if..

a/ Trump runs- possible

and also..

b/ Trump wins the popular vote.

I don't give him a hope in hell in b/.
By:
blank
When: 12 Aug 21 12:22
Biden's hit a new low of 4.2, he's still over 2/1 in the nomination market though, implied odds of 1.4ish to win head to head Vs Republican nominee.
By:
politicspunter
When: 13 Aug 21 08:19
https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/40k9knkv6y/20210803_yahoo_vaccine_tabs.pdf
.

An excellent new in depth poll from you gov with voting intentions linked to vaccinations.
By:
blank
When: 16 Aug 21 14:07
Biden hit a low of 3.9 before the Afghanistan shambles, now drifted to 4.8 last matched price.
Trump's been backed into 8.2.
By:
politicspunter
When: 16 Aug 21 14:58
Trump at 8.2 is a poor price for a likely non runner/ defeated in final candidate.
By:
tobermory
When: 16 Aug 21 16:19
Why is he a likely non runner? Surely 50/50 at worst
By:
politicspunter
When: 16 Aug 21 16:25
One chance in three at best I feel. With Trump it's impossible to know what he will do next but could he face the prospect of defeat (again- but not in his eyes) ?
By:
tobermory
When: 16 Aug 21 16:28
Trump has been defeated, bankrupted multiple times, he's not gonna be scared of losing.
By:
politicspunter
When: 16 Aug 21 16:32
Well, he might have defeated in the eyes of you and me, but in his eyes? Nope.
By:
tobermory
When: 16 Aug 21 16:36
Well then, he is hardly gonna worry about losing again. If that happens he will just say it was a fix again.
By:
politicspunter
When: 16 Aug 21 16:41
You could easily be spot on. With Trump, frankly, it's anyones guess what he may do or say next. I don't think he will win though unless it's Harris he faces, where I make him a 50/50 shot.
By:
politicspunter
When: 17 Aug 21 11:42
Ron De Santis price for Republican Nominee shortening today. If Trump stood, he would face some incredibly awkward questions regarding Afghanistan. I believe his policy of withdrawing troops was correct but to distance himself from Biden continuing that plan makes no sense to me.
By:
tobermory
When: 17 Aug 21 14:05
Well Biden has awkward questions about it. And what sense does it make for Biden and his supporters to blame Trump for it.

Trump and Biden will blame each other but clearly they are both responsible, though I think most people will not have a problem with the policy.

It is worse for Biden right now because of how chaotic it is and Trump can claim it would have been an orderly withdrawal if he'd been in charge.

In 2024 it will probably not be an issue unless terrorists are launching attacks from there.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 17 Aug 21 14:24
Not sure yanks give a flying one about Afghanistan.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 17 Aug 21 14:25
There is little chance of Biden being re-elected imho.
By:
potlis
When: 17 Aug 21 16:16
Was only 6 months or so ago the “haters” were telling us Trump wouldn’t be running, he’d be in prison, one nutjob claiming child sex abuse charges were imminent, now they are discussing his chances, no doubt they will shortly be claiming to have got on at long odds.
By:
politicspunter
When: 17 Aug 21 16:24

Aug 17, 2021 -- 2:05PM, tobermory wrote:


Well Biden has awkward questions about it. And what sense does it make for Biden and his supporters to blame Trump for it.Trump and Biden will blame each other but clearly they are both responsible, though I think most people will not have a problem with the policy.It is worse for Biden right now because of how chaotic it is and Trump can claim it would have been an orderly withdrawal if he'd been in charge.In 2024 it will probably not be an issue unless terrorists are launching attacks from there.


Yes, fair points.

By:
politicspunter
When: 17 Aug 21 16:27

Aug 17, 2021 -- 4:16PM, potlis wrote:


Was only 6 months or so ago the “haters” were telling us Trump wouldn’t be running, he’d be in prison, one nutjob claiming child sex abuse charges were imminent, now they are discussing his chances, no doubt they will shortly be claiming to have got on at long odds.


He might run. If he does it will alter every market. I personally don't think he will run but I wouldn't be surprised at any decision he makes.

By:
potlis
When: 17 Aug 21 18:16

politicspunter 26 Jan 21 11:12 
Yep, might take up to six weeks before the first court cases appear.
By:
politicspunter
When: 17 Aug 21 18:25
Well, as that post was made on the 26th January, it would probably have been more relevant then than now.
By:
potlis
When: 17 Aug 21 20:16
Yes, that’s the irony, the guy who was convinced, and trying to convince others, that Trump was about to serve serious jail time, is now discussing the possibility of him becoming the next president Happy
By:
potlis
When: 17 Aug 21 20:18
I will say you weren’t alone though, other haters on that bandwagon.
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