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his [Rishi] drift was triggered by his clumsy* attempt to placate the millions in fuel poverty
by saying he wasn't going to help them because he didn't want to frighten some (foreign) Billionaires.


*clumsy? his TV appearances came across as posh-no-idea-about-you-but-I'm-ok greasy estate agent type.

He's the tories top performer amongst
non tory voters.

He's the tories top performer amongst
non tory voters.

if true, then his odds are surely going to come into the 10 to 50's range
if/when there's a 'race' in the next year or two.


wondering If I should back this notion with £20-£50 at 350 to sell it off much lower if it pans out?

If its a long term punt, but I'd have thought
it more likely he turns up batting for some
other party or making TV documentaries /
travel programs.

Need Johnson to hang about a long time
to get odds down.

who are the grey candidates?

Tories have a history of electing the dull grey types (Major, Duncan-Smith, May) when it's in crisis.


maybe need to start adding some grey horses to the stable

He fought the law and the law won

News incoming

Rees-Mogg is the Kingmaker?


Just listened to a bit of "The coming Storm" on Radio 4 (Think it was from episode 4)
and there is stuff in it about Rees-Moggs's dad being effectively one of the 4 founders
of Q-Anon. (News to me )

anyway there's enough "stuff" to come to a sizeable enough probability that there is
a very influential cabal surrounding the Rees-Moggs, and that if one is betting on the
next conservative leader, one should consider who Rees-Mogg is 'backing'.

Was Rees Mogg the kingmaker behind Cameron & Boris?

I seem to Rees-Mogg doing pretty much all the "official" TV interviews on behalf
of Boris during the illegal prorogation of Parliament.
Totally, and quite smugly batting off all the journalists with "nothing to see here" replies.

was it rees-mogg who "withdrew" his support from BJ, and hence BJ's withdrawal from
the first post brexit leadership challenge? Gove allegedly did a 180 u-turn on boris,
and stood himself, and the grey 'holding' candidate (May) went on to win.

Johnson talked of soft brexit, so was stopped.

Rees mogg will be a member of that group.

following the leads on from a grey and or Mogg candidate possibility, I thought I'd
check out Brady's, odds and maybe adding him to the stable.

But he's not even listed in the market



Wikipedia

Sir Graham Stuart Brady (born 20 May 1967) is a British politician who has served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Altrincham and Sale West since 1997. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Chairman of the 1922 Committee since 2020, previously holding the position from 2010 to 2019.

Brady served as Shadow Minister for Europe under four Conservative leaders before resigning in 2007 in protest at David Cameron's opposition to grammar schools. He succeeded Sir Michael Spicer as Chairman of the 1922 Committee on 26 May 2010.[1][2] On 1 December 2010, Brady was voted "Backbencher of the Year" by The Spectator at its annual parliamentary awards.

He resigned as 1922 Committee chairman on 24 May 2019 in order to explore launching a bid to become leader of the Conservative Party in the weeks that followed,[3] but ultimately opted not to run for Leader. Brady temporarily returned to the 1922 Committee on 3 September 2019, to serve as its acting Chairman "until a new executive is elected in the next session of Parliament".[4] He was subsequently re-elected as the permanent Chair on 20 January 2020.[5]

150s if you shop around.

trying to pick a grey candidate at this point in time, I think I would want over 500, closer to 1,000.

150 is a lay surely? (disregarding the stupidity of locking up money for upto a decade for
0.66% return)

If you've a green on him by laying others then hes
surely a lay at 150.

Laying 150 shots with real money over a period
of time is a poor idea in general.

I am not a layer at those type of odds over an unknown and possibly very long time period. A backer for small amounts, certainly, the downside is minimal and the upside could be massive.

Tom Tugendhat says politicians in the West who enable Putin and his murderous cronies are "traitors".

He calls for the Treason Act to be updated so they can be prosecuted

Off with their heads !

Not sure if Jeremy Hunt is a possible,

He would be someone Labour would be worried about as he seems to have a hint of integrity, appears  not to be an idiotic extremist and is quite a clever even strong in debates.

nfc

I suppose not.
His having a little integrity would doubtless rule him out.

Not sure he ever got bungs from Putin either.

Who will Rees-Mogg pick as his next Chancellor?

Now that Rishi has been outed as a tax avoiding American wannabe his days as chancellor are surely limited. Rees Mogg will be head hunting his next chancellor.
If you can work out who this will be and back him in the next leader market you'll be quids in because who ever it is will be in the hot seat for the next leader job and the odds will plummet.

suggestions?

UK - Party Leaders -- Next Conservative Leader.                    £166,516 Matched

-£12	Rishi Sunak	8.2	8.6	9		10	10.5	11	£65,433
		£3	£2	£1		£71	£2	£50
-£12	Liz Truss	7.4	7.6	7.8		8.2	8.6	8.8	£20,473
		£8	£19	£2		£12	£2	£2
-£12	Jeremy Hunt	10	11	11.5		12.5	13	13.5	£13,583
		£10	£7	£2		£2	£23	£18
-£12	Tom Tugendhat	9.4	9.6	9.8		10	10.5	11.5	£7,944
		£2	£4	£4		£11	£12	£10
-£12	Penny Mordaunt	12.5	13	13.5		14.5	15	15.5	£5,120
		£1	£3	£2		£9	£16	£6
-£12	Michael Gove	20	21	22		25	26	27	£12,407
		£4	£20	£10		£50	£5	£5
-£12	Sajid Javid	14	15.5	16		19	19.5	22	£6,726
		£2	£14	£2		£2	£53	£5
£255	Dominic Raab	44	48	50		60	65	75	£5,903
		£2	£3	£2		£2	£5	£7
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		£9	£16	£2		£11	£13	£2
-£12	Steve Baker	32	36	46		75	80	85	£1,755
		£2	£7	£2		£3	£9	£5
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		£8	£1	£3		£29	£4	£43
-£12	Priti Patel	46	48	50		65	70	75	£4,865
		£3	£2	£2		£3	£2	£2
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		£2	£1	£2		£3	£10	£3
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		£6	£5	£2		£5	£11	£2
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		£2	£12	£2		£2	£6	£2
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		£2	£3	£5		£2	£1	£2
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		£4	£1	£2		£2	£2	£1
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		£3	£3	£2		£1	£3	£2
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		£3	£3	£3		£4	£2	£3
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		£22	£2	£6		£3	£2	£10
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		£4	£5	£1		£2
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		£3	£1	£3		£6
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		£4	£2	£1		£5
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		£2	£2	£1		£2	£2	£5
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		£6	£2	£2		£2
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		£5	£1	£4
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		£2	£2	£3
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		£5	£7	£4
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		£2	£2	£3		£3
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		£25	£2	£5
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		£2	£2	£5
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		£1	£1	£4
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		£3	£2	£1
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		£1	£2	£7
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		£3	£3	£2		£5	£2	£5
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		£3	£21	£4		£2	£4	£1
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		£5	£2	£3		£5	£6

There was £22 wanting to back Rishi at 9, so I just laid it for them

Will be able to green out the liability for £7 in a month or two, he's a gonner.
happy to take more at that price if anyone wants to back him.

Sometimes the markets on betfair are slow to
hit realistic prices after a jolt.

Next spurs manager and trapatoni a great lesson.

Sunak should be way out there, but..

just laid the £55 @ 10 as well

he's toast

I've been continuing to lay Rishi at prices between 8.6 & 10.5
My thinking is: There's very little downside as there is no quick rehabilitation for him, there's no quick route to forgiving and forgetting.

If my thinking is correct, I am most likely just carrying liability until the next cabinet reshuffle or he Jumps and I can green out the liability as the market adjusts.

I'm an amateur at these long term markets, this is my first attempt at a 'pro' play with more than recreational money.

Timberrrrrr........

UK - Party Leaders -- Next Conservative Leader.                    £169,213 Matched

Rishi Sunak

13

13.5

14

17.5

18

19

£65,968

Still slow to go out....

Still a thin market, there's only been £2.7k matched on the whole field since the 9th and a chunk of that has been myself and another laying Rishi, and someone's been backing the other 3 favourites since Sunday who are all shortening

Seems typical for betfair.

At times patience is very much required.

Had Sunak not been at the party, I reckon he
would already be PM.

They will now be working out who might win, and if that suits their policy.

If they can't get somebody to do their bidding
they may well stick with lame duck Johnson, in hope
they get their pet project passed before election.

Rees Mogg is going to have find 2 clean candidates for the 2 top spots now.
Going to be hard with all the endless sleaze and pocket stuffing.

Someone like Ben Wallace must in the shake up I guess plus any well respected but non party enthusiasts.

Boris is going nowhere said this millions of times

He’s the immovable object

No need for you to apply SS, work experience is required.

Sont would be a coin flip v Johnson.

Tobias Elwood twitter


An extraordinary 24 hours in Parliament.

It’s time to stop drinking the Kool-Aid.


—---------------(((((


Is that a hat I see being tossed into the ring?

He has to be in the shake up.

With a war on,... Who better?

I've got a fiver on him at 144 avg

160 for me but only £2.

Elwood is totally unsuitable as a Tory leader.

He wanted to stay in the EU and also has strange views on various important issue.

Boris is totally unsuitable as a Tory leader.

He wanted to stay and party and also has strange views on various important issues, such as honesty, integrity, lying, Russian money, cash for questions, cash for peerages etc etc etc etc etc etc.

fixed your post for you frog1000

Haven't paid much attention to this. Concentrating on year of exit really.

Looking at it though, surely they now need someone untainted by the last 18 months or so. They lack a standout candidate and there's no doubt that's kept Johnson in longer than otherwise, but their performance in successive polls has MP's worrying about their own futures. No surprise to see Baker doing that today after yesterday' poll predicted he'd be unseated himself. Nothing more certain than tories' self-interest.

So now, it's just a case of getting Johnson out and then thinking about the next muppet. So yeah, the only thing I can predict is them trying to draw a bold line under this and not going to any high profile defenders of him in recent months.

The interesting question is the brexit one funnily enough. Will getting a brexiteer in be considered important any more. Latest poll says most people think our exit is being handled badly. Not for a second thinking they'll do a 180 and look to re-join but the strategy's not working. That much is clear. Do they think it's important to keep on doubling down, making empty threats and blaming everyone else or has enough light been shone on it for them to realise Europe and the rest of the world won't just bend to our will and we need to make some adjustments ourselves.

Will be fun to find out at least.

Three out of the top five in the betting are not in the cabinet.

I'm looking for those with favourable Rees-Mogg connections

suggestions?

Nigel Farage to be parachuted in

From everything I've read on pro Tory sites Ben Wallace should be clear fav

Boris is going nowhere

That depends on how much further you want to be dragged down Sont,surely can't be much more.

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UK - Party Leaders -- Next Conservative Leader.                    £177,408 Matched

Liz Truss	6.8	7	7.2		7.4	9	9.2	£22,353
	£28	£27	£6		£13	£2	£8
Ben Wallace	8.2	8.6	8.8		9	9.4	9.6	£4,558
	£2	£24	£15		£17	£2	£100
Jeremy Hunt	6.2	6.4	6.6		6.8	7.6	7.8	£14,826
	£11	£7	£23		£4	£10	£7
Tom Tugendhat	7.2	7.4	7.6		7.8	8	8.2	£9,457
	£2	£12	£9		£13	£36	£50
Penny Mordaunt	10	10.5	11		12	13.5	14.5	£5,949
	£22	£15	£18		£4	£13	£2
Rishi Sunak	13	13.5	15.5		19	19.5	48	£66,911
	£12	£5	£3		£29	£5	£2
Sajid Javid	14.5	15	16		17	18.5	19	£7,298
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Michael Gove	17.5	20	21		23	24	25	£12,739
	£21	£3	£3		£67	£3	£25
Nadhim Zahawi	16	16.5	19		19.5	20	28	£2,593
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Mark Harper	40	42	44		65	70	75	£1,190
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	£2	£4	£50		£2	£9	£2
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	£3	£19	£2		£8	£4	£2
Steve Baker	42	44	46		65	70	75	£1,866
	£3	£2	£2		£2	£23	£1
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	£3	£3	£2		£2	£2	£1
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	£9	£4	£4
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	£5	£2	£5		£7
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	£2	£2	£4		£2
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Aaron Bell	350	370	750		-	-	-	£8
	£2	£2	£5
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	£3	£2	£2
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	£2	£2	£3		£3
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	£8	£7	£1		£6
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	£25	£2	£5
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	£2	£2	£5
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	£3	£2	£5
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	£2	£2	£4
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	£2	£2	£4
Geoffrey Cox	420	430	1000		-	-	-	£115
	£1	£2	£7
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	£1	£4	£3

Escapee.

I've been continuing to lay Rishi at prices between 8.6 & 10.5
My thinking is: There's very little downside as there is no quick rehabilitation for him, there's no quick route to forgiving and forgetting.

Forgiving and forgetting what?

"Forgiving and forgetting what?"


Green Card, Non-Dom tax avoidance, FPN, and of course Farting on a corgi.

welcome back to planet earth, you must have been away for a few weeks.

I was merely making a point.

After all, who had a worse record than Boris Johnson before they became leader?

I take it you must have on another planet prior to him being elected?

Sorry Dr. Crippen, my apologies for my uncalled for reference to being off planet.

I had not managed to interpret your question in the context of bJ's own sleazy past and yet amazing disregard of it by the voters. he did have Cory-bin to help though.


yes, anything is possible, but I felt 8.6-10.5 represented huge value given the Green Card-non-dom-highest-tax-since-1948 form of the runner. So I put my money up and took all I could get matched at. and as it is with betting, I may win, I may lose.

G'luck, sorry for the offence

No offence taken Escapee.

This is correct:
“two parliamentary inquiries — by @CommonsForeign in 2018 and the intelligence and security committee in 2020 — called for sanctions to be imposed on the oligarchs in London. The recommendations were largely ignored.”


https://t.co/eNfTNsQqaX


Is this Tom Tugenhat's hat being tossed into
the ring...

Tom Tug-my-hat & Ben Wallace are both to short odds for me to add them to my portfolio in what could be a 10 year market.

Nadim Zahawi at 20's seems to short given her name and the party in question, regardless of her other qualities or not for the the job.
So, Seeing as I am going to be carrying a liability for an indeterminate amount of time, I thought I would add her as a lay, £5 matched at 20, my £5 at 19 if anyone wants it, more available on request.

UK - Party Leaders -- Next Conservative Leader.                    £179,188 Matched

Liz Truss	7.2	7.4	7.6		8.4	9	9.2	£22,507
	£12	£13	£3		£40	£2	£38
Ben Wallace	7.4	7.6	8.8		9.8	10	10.5	£4,909
	£2	£6	£5		£2	£6	£2
Jeremy Hunt	5.9	6.2	6.4		7	7.6	7.8	£15,162
	£17	£19	£2		£3	£16	£7
Tom Tugendhat	7.4	7.6	7.8		8.2	8.4	8.6	£9,619
	£12	£9	£6		£43	£10	£10
Penny Mordaunt	9.2	10	10.5		11	11.5	13.5	£6,283
	£10	£14	£12		£5	£129	£13
Rishi Sunak	15	15.5	16		17.5	18	19	£66,923
	£12	£25	£2		£5	£58	£3
Sajid Javid	16.5	17	17.5		19.5	23	24	£7,350
	£11	£2	£3		£15	£2	£2
Michael Gove	14	17.5	18		23	25	26	£12,832
	£2	£20	£22		£23	£25	£4
Nadhim Zahawi	18	18.5	19		25	27	28	£2,675
	£1	£2	£5		£2	£4	£2
Dominic Raab	38	40	44		55	60	65	£6,059
	£5	£3	£1		£2	£3	£2
Mark Harper	48	50	55		65	70	75	£1,204
	£2	£4	£4		£1	£1	£2
Priti Patel	44	50	55		70	75	95	£5,121
	£4	£9	£4		£2	£5	£1
Steve Barclay	44	46	48		65	70	75	£867
	£2	£4	£2		£2	£2	£2
Steve Baker	36	38	44		60	65	70	£1,891
	£7	£2	£3		£1	£2	£20
Kemi Badenoch	70	80	85		95	100	130	£1,029
	£2	£2	£2		£2	£1	£2
Jacob Rees-Mogg	80	85	90		110	120	130	£1,863
	£1	£2	£12		£4	£2	£5
Kwasi Kwarteng	85	90	95		110	120	130	£1,274
	£4	£5	£2		£2	£4	£2
Johnny Mercer	60	110	120		160	170	180	£1,008
	£2	£5	£2		£2	£1	£2
James Cleverly	70	80	100		130	140	150	£719
	£4	£2	£4		£2	£2	£4
Oliver Dowden	90	110	130		160	170	180	£1,254
	£3	£2	£1		£2	£5	£1
Tobias Ellwood	48	85	100		130	140	150	£494
	£2	£3	£4		£3	£2	£3
Suella Braverman	150	160	180		-	-	-	£94
	£8	£1	£4
Matt Hancock	180	190	200		490	500	690	£1,365
	£3	£2	£3		£2	£5	£2
Alok Sharma	100	150	250		340	350	380	£334
	£3	£2	£6		£2	£2	£2
Grant Shapps	120	130	140		160	180	290	£846
	£3	£2	£3		£19	£2	£2
Rory Stewart	170	210	220		590	600	620	£1,396
	£3	£1	£5		£2	£2	£1
Theresa May	220	230	240		900	970	1000	£146
	£5	£2	£2		£2	£2	£5
Anne-Marie Trevelyan	90	160	170		430	440	450	£347
	£2	£6	£2		£2	£5	£6
Ruth Davidson	27	200	210		260	270	300	£725
	£2	£2	£3		£2	£3	£3
Julian Smith	280	300	340		670	1000	-	£112
	£2	£1	£1		£2	£6
Brandon Lewis	120	140	150		320	330	340	£186
	£6	£1	£2		£2	£2	£5
Robert Buckland	110	140	240		1000	-	-	£126
	£5	£2	£3		£5
Andrea Leadsom	90	280	290		960	970	990	£239
	£3	£1	£2		£2	£10	£2
Therese Coffey	100	110	300		1000	-	-	£262
	£1	£4	£2		£6
Robert Jenrick	60	460	530		1000	-	-	£317
	£1	£2	£4		£3
George Eustice	220	240	250		490	550	780	£128
	£3	£2	£3		£1	£5	£2
Will Quince	340	350	360		1000	-	-	£85
	£2	£2	£2		£2
Nadine Dorries	75	410	420		1000	-	-	£37
	£2	£2	£7		£1
Aaron Bell	370	760	770		-	-	-	£8
	£3	£2	£4
Amber Rudd	710	720	730		-	-	-	£621
	£2	£2	£2
Ranil Jayawardena	750	760	770		1000	-	-	£88
	£2	£2	£3		£3
Amanda Milling	140	150	480		1000	-	-	£57
	£8	£7	£1		£6
Simon Hart	10.5	470	770		-	-	-	£31
	£2	£1	£6
Natalie Evans	470	780	790		-	-	-	£28
	£1	£2	£5
Jesse Norman	700	710	840		-	-	-	£42
	£3	£2	£5
Alister Jack	470	580	800		-	-	-	£36
	£1	£2	£6
Gavin Williamson	190	530	540		-	-	-	£370
	£1	£2	£3
Geoffrey Cox	420	430	1000		-	-	-	£115
	£1	£2	£8
William Wragg	120	140	1000		-	-	-	£0
	£1	£2	£9