Where to go for best odds on US election?

[BlackLabel]

4.5 now.

[ben_h100]

No idea what is going on now. Odds really lengthening for Trump yet the media are still saying it’s too close to call.

I layed my 3.0 back bets at about 3 this morning for a nice profit whoever wins.

[MaxFromage]

Looks like the postal votes are too much in favour of Biden.

[Petrus1983]

My cash out on Trump is £56 (on a £100 bet) - I think he’s likely to lose, but I’m keeping with it.

[Penelope Stopit]

1 minute ago

[thewarlock]

When lockdown killed off all the football for a while, I stuck the last £30 in my 365 account on the Democrats to win the Presidency, at 10/11.

Since then, they've moved all their political stuff from the "Special" category, I think it was, to their new "Politics" section.

The bet still shows up in my account, but I've not been able to cash it out (not that I've wanted to).

[thewarlock]

Penelope Stopit said:

1 minute ago

Bet 365 are at 1/5 Biden and 15/4 Trump.

If anyone is still convinced Trump can do it, those are better odds than there's been on him yet I think.

[BerlinChris]

Odds of 5.00 for Trump now. Its over guys, cash out your trump bets before you lose it all, those who backed Biden congrats on your winnings.

[Penelope Stopit]

Those that haven't backed Biden can do @ 1/4

Pile on, 1000 easy money for 4000 stake, less commission with some firms

[g4ry13]

Experience has taught me that 'easy money' isn't always easy.

[Penelope Stopit]

g4ry13 said:

Experience has taught me that 'easy money' isn't always easy.

Yes but money in the pool will be Biden backers laying a little off just in case, covering themselves to have a no lose bet

[g4ry13]

Penelope Stopit said:

g4ry13 said:

Experience has taught me that 'easy money' isn't always easy.

Yes but money in the pool will be Biden backers laying a little off just in case, covering themselves to have a no lose bet

Is that not always the case that there's a motive for the other side of the bet looking to lay off? Either to cut losses or take profit, or to have an outright view that the event is not occurring.

[Penelope Stopit]

g4ry13 said:

Penelope Stopit said:

g4ry13 said:

Experience has taught me that 'easy money' isn't always easy.

Yes but money in the pool will be Biden backers laying a little off just in case, covering themselves to have a no lose bet

Is that not always the case that there's a motive for the other side of the bet looking to lay off? Either to cut losses or take profit, or to have an outright view that the event is not occurring.

Yes, but not everyone considers it, takes learning time and people pay to learn

[g4ry13]

Trump 3.8

His odds have dropped a little recently.

[BlackLabel]

Bloody hell.

“ A British gambler has reportedly staked $5 million on President Trump winning Tuesday’s election — a wager believed to be the largest-ever political bet.

The former banker used private bookmakers registered on the Caribbean island of Curacao for the bet at odds of 37/20 — meaning he could get a $15 million payout, sources told the Sun.

The mystery gambler confidently went all-in after consulting with “Trump camp insiders,” according to the report.”

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/former-banker-be...

[g4ry13]

I want to know more about who these private bookmakers are.

[ElectricSoup]

g4ry13 said:

I want to know more about who these private bookmakers are.

Organised criminals.

HTH.

[Penelope Stopit]

Biden now 1/5.5

Going going but not yet gone

[g4ry13]

ElectricSoup said:

g4ry13 said:

I want to know more about who these private bookmakers are.

Organised criminals.

HTH.

If I had the money, not sure i'd be entrusting $5M with organised criminals and believe they're going to honour paying out if I win.

[ElectricSoup]

g4ry13 said:

ElectricSoup said:

g4ry13 said:

I want to know more about who these private bookmakers are.

Organised criminals.

HTH.

If I had the money, not sure i'd be entrusting $5M with organised criminals and believe they're going to honour paying out if I win.

I don't disagree.