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Man, the Kavanaugh money hasn't been credited yet, I hope Unibet doesn't make me wait till the end of the month. However I have now shifted my attention to German politics and already placed two bets for the election in Bavaria next weekend after spending a few hours looking at my data. I'm going to write a lengthy analysis over the next few days (all for you, my dear readers :laugh:) and post it at the end of the week, but before Sunday, of course. I think that's also good for me, otherwise I might be inclined to bet a tad more than I really wanted. Stay tuned...

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Finally some odds movement here at Unibet for the Bavarian election and to me, all 4 parties are now in play as my data suggest different results than some of the polls want to make the public believe. Really tough to not place another bet for me...

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Always great to have support for the mid-terms, the Unibet odds still look juicy! But look at the black arrow on the right, did Trump also win the World Cup? :Rofl:

 

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Hi guys,

Two days left until the election and here are my picks.

To get an introduction into the data I'm using, check out this topic from last year:

https://www.unibetcommunity.com/t5/Betting-and-Sports/Betting-on-the-election-in-Germany/td-p/109518

If you have questions, feel free to ask.

There are a few things that separate the election in Bavaria (LTW) from the federal election in Germany (BTW). In Bavaria, voters have two votes that count equally. So when I write a party is going to receive 100.000 votes, it actually means they receive twice as many votes. However in order to compare LTW and BTW with each other, I divided all votes in Bavaria by two. %-wise, the results will almost be the same, except for the CSU who profits from that system to the extent of 1 %.

Now let’s introduce the 7 most important parties:

The CSU is the sister party of Ms Merkel’s CDU. The CSU only operates in Bavaria while the CDU operates in the rest of Germany, but stays out of Bavaria. The CSU is traditionally a little to the right of the CDU. The refugees welcome lunacy will cost them.

The SPD are the social democrats and they’re basically a dying party now. They will lose big league.

The AFD is the only hope Germany has left and they’re practically the last remaining true conservative party out there. Won massively due to Merkel’s mistakes. Of course, according to the socialists in the Fake News Media, that makes them Nazis, racists, homophobes, transphobes, xenophobes, islamophobes and so on…

The Greens are basically far left social justice warriors on crack. Depending how you look at it, they are either naïve fanatics or belong in a mental institution. Pro women, pro islam, pro migrants, pro Antifa, against borders, against nuclear power, against coal, against (white) men, used to be pro pedos, against Trump (of course), believe in the wage gap hoax, believe in the man made climate change hoax and so on…Basically what you can see every day on CNN.

The FDP are liberals in the sense of individual freedom and free flowing markets. Used to be branded as the “party of the high income earners”, then branded themselves as the “fun party”, had huge success in 09 and were doing so poorly in the government, that they were kicked out of the Bundestag 4 years later. Now, thanks to the migrant crisis, they’re back in.

Frei Wähler (FW) is a local party in Bavaria. Mainly disgruntled former CSU politicians and amateurs that want to help in their local community. Mainly conservative.

The Left are just filthy communists.   

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The first thing you have to look at during the upcoming election in Bavaria is the voting participation. How many people are actually showing up to cast their ballot? As I’ve shown before, the % is higher for the BTW than for the LTW. On the other hand however, the LTW18 will be the first LTW in Bavaria after Ms Merkel made her foolish mistake in 2015 to open up our borders to over a million 3rd world people. As I’ve also shown before, this mistake lead to a conservative increase in the voting %. People like me, decided to not stay at home and vote for the AFD or the FDP instead.

That means, we’ll see an increase in the voting % in comparison to the LTW13 but a reduction in comparison to the BTW17. In 2013 the LTW took place one week ahead of the BTW. The LTW13 had 88,7 % of the participation of the BTW13. With 7.393.210 Bavarians voting during the BTW17, this leads us to an estimation of 6,558,000 voters in the LTW18 or 69,5 %.

The second way to estimate is to see how many non-voters decided to vote again during the 8 LTWs in 2016 and 2017 and during the BTW17. Both of these numbers are around 18 %. If we assume that 18 % of the non-voters from LTW13 show up to vote this weekend, we reach a projection of 6.512.000 voters.

The third way is to look at how many non-voters voted during the BTW17 in Bavaria alone. Here the number skyrockets to almost 27 %. If the people of Bavaria show up at that rate, the projection climbs to 6.846.000 voters (over 72 % participation).

None of the three projections is more likely than the others, however I’m very confident that the true numbers fall somewhere near or between my projections. To conclude, let’s take a look at the numbers:

ltw13: 5.910.896 voters

LTW18 Projection1: 6.512.000

LTW18 Projection2: 6.558.000

LTW18 Projection3: 6.846.000

BTW17: 7.393.210

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The first bet is AFD over 13.5.

Like I mentioned during the BTW17, the key to every election in Germany from 2016 and later is Ms Merkel’s decision to leave the borders open in 2015 and let in people who have absolutely no business being here. This total loss of control, supported by the Fake News (public) Media is the event that drove former non-voters to the polls. In Germany, people tend to sometimes take a little longer to wake up and realize what’s going on. During the BTW17, 7.393.210 people voted in Bavaria, that’s an increase of 812.455 voters compared to the BTW13. Now let’s take a look at the different political sides. The 4 conservative parties (CSU, AFD, FW and FDP) had 4.736.434 voters during the BTW17, that’s 64 % of all voters and an increase in conservative voters of 875.137.

The 4 main leftist parties (SPD, Greens, Left, Pirates) reached 2.330.716 voters (31.5%) increasing their voters by 87.035. As this easily shows, the increase in voters comes from the right side with the AFD reaching 916.300 (12,394%) and the FDP reaching 751.248 (10,161%).

If you look at the results of the AFD in the 8 LTWs post 2015 and compare those results with the BTW17 in the respective states, there is an interesting conclusion to be made:

AFD voters show up to state elections as well as federal elections, they hardly stay at home. Out of those 8 LTWs, the AFD reached more than 12 % in 5 of them: Baden-Württemberg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Sachsen-Anhalt, Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern for a total of 1.748.386 votes. During the BTW17 in those states alone, the AFD collected 1.638.117 votes. Actually the AFD lost a few votes during the BTW, despite 12 % additional voters showing up in those states for the BTW17. This is interesting, because in Bavaria 916.300 people voted for them in the BTW17, giving us a reason to believe they will show up as well. 916.300/6.512.000 = 14% for the lowest participation and 916.300/6.846.000 = 13.4% for the highest participation.

If those assumptions are true, the “over” would already win for a voting % lower than 71 %. But there’s more. Like I said, Germans tend to wake up a little slower and some need to take a little longer to understand changes in the society. Also don’t underestimate the effects of the massive propaganda being run against the AFD from state- and independent media. Like Kanye West said a few days ago: “90 % of the news is run by liberals”. In all of Germany, the AFD made 12,6 % during the BTW17, so the result for Bavaria was at the top for West Germany. 12 months later, the AFD is polled at 18 % at most pollsters and even the fake ones have them at 16% right now, meaning the AFD is stronger than last year.

The CDU/CSU accumulated 32,9% last year and are currently polled at 28, 27, 26 %. So we have the #2 conservative party in Bavaria rising and the #1 conservative party falling massively in the polls, while Bavarian results were on par with the federal results. Even for my highest voting turnout projection, the AFD only has to “steal” 10.000 votes from the CSU which is closest to the AFD and will lose a few 100.000 this election, to secure the “over” here. Alternatively they can also take a few from the FDP who tends to underperform during state elections in Bavaria.

The bet is risky, but my numbers are pretty straight forward in that regard. Personally, I doubt the AFD will reach 18 % in Bavaria, but 15 % is doable.   

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The second bet is SPD over 11,5.

The third bet is the Greens under 17,5.

I’ll analyze these two bets together because they are connected to each other. The SPD is going down. It’s the oldest party in Germany, but they’ve been steadily run into the ground. Last year, I was pretty good at projecting the SPD’s result so let’s try again. In the BTW17, the SPD gained 1.130.931 votes for 15,297% in Bavaria. That was the worst result of all time and they still managed to screw up even more. In all of Germany, they received 20,5% a year ago and are now being polled at about 16%.

What I have shown last year was that SPD voters typically show up to every election. Other voters stay home for state election but not the SPD guys. If the opinion polling is correct, the SPD retained 16/20,5 of their voters this year, which are roughly 78,5 %. 78,5 % of 1.130.931 is 887,780 voters or 13,5 % for participation prediction #2.

In case the SPD loses a little due to less people showing up for the LTW, I project them to receive 822.919 votes (12,5 %). In the LTW08, the SPD received one of their worst results in Bavaria with just 986.219 votes, which was still more than 160.000 votes higher than I project them now. In case my highest participation projection is true, the SPD would end up with 12 %.

All those are horrible results for the SPD, they gained 20 % in the LTW13, however they are still over 11,5 %. Let’s be clear, the SPD is living off substance and I hope they start rotting rather sooner than later, however it’s also the oldest party in Germany with a vast infrastructure. The media right now is doing all they can to prop up the Greens, however I think, the losses of the SPD will not be as heavy as predicted.

Having said that, the Greens seem to be on a run over the last half year. However if you look at the different polling results, you can realize that the gains of the Greens almost exclusively come at the expense of the SPD. Leftist nutjobs are unhappy with the role of the SPD in the German government and move on to the left, specifically to the Greens. However 17,5 % in ❤️♥️❤️ Bavaria? No, no, no, I simply don’t see that happening. Bavaria is a traditional and conservative state, 55 % Catholics, very well run, great economy and during the last BTW, 64 % voted for conservative parties.

Let’s take a look at the number of voters the SPD and the Greens attracted together in Bavaria over the past 3 federal elections: In the BTW09 they received 1.839.294 votes, in the BTW13 they got 1.866.827 votes, in the BTW17 they had 1.853.047 supporters. In 2009 and 2013, each time 6,6 M people voted in total. In 2017, 7,4 M people voted.

You can see the base for the SPD and the Greens has been extremely stable, regardless how many people actually voted. During the LTW13, 1.728.388 people voted for SPD and Greens with only 5,9 M people casting a vote.

In order to reach 17,5 %, the Greens would have to collect roughly somewhere between 1,15 M and 1,2 M votes. I’m expecting the SPD to get between 822.000 and 888.000 votes which raises the question of where the additional votes should be coming from? Even with the Greens hypothetically taking all former SPD votes, the SPD+Greens-base has to increase to 1,97 M or even 2,08 M voters. Again, those are 250.000-300.000 more voters for these two parties in comparison to the last state election.

There are 7 main political parties: The Left is hovering around 5 % and the voters of that party usually stay at home for the Bavarian state election. The AFD is not losing to the Greens. The FW are conservatives already in opposition to the CSU, leaving just the CSU herself and the FDP. I can see some Munich hipsters switching from the FDP to the Greens, but not 250.000 of them. Meaning the Greens would have to steal voters from the CSU and I simply cannot see that happening.

Personally, I have the Greens projected between 840.220 and 1.047.580 votes (13-16%). If everything goes in their favor and they can increase the SPD+Greens-base by 12 % (this is the rate some polling institutes see them in Germany), they could end up between 16,2 and 17 %, depending on how many people cast a vote. However I see them below 17,5 %.

To conclude, you also have to be aware that polling in Bavaria is far from an exact science. During the LTW13, the greens were also estimated to reach between 12-15 % and just ended up with 8,6%. Last year, the CSU was expected to reach 47 % and ended up with just 38,8%. Most of the pollsters and media people are leftists so I can see them “interpreting” the raw data in a way that suits them well (*cough* Hillary 4 President *cough*).

So I decided to go against the polls this time with

AFD o13,5

SPD o11,5

Greens u17,5.

Those bets are risky, Mr Kavanaugh to be confirmed was 95+ % certain to me, here I’d give myself something like a 60 % chance. To me, the numbers and the overall data is clear, however there can also be the chance that something is happening in Bavaria that is not reflected in those numbers.

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Today is election day and I'm already hyped up! Last polls have the Greens at 19, The SPD at 11 and the AFD at 10 (:Rofl:) and 14.

Also thanks a lot to the punks who bet on Lyin' Ted Cruz to stay senator for Texas, his odds went from 1,4 to 1,08. I wanted my share of the action as well, but no...

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First projection:

SPD at 9,5, Afd at 11 and the freaking Greens at 19. That would be 0-3 for me. :scared:

Let's see if those projections hold, however 9,5 % for the Social Democrats is incredibly low, those guys kill 2 of my bets with one stone...

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@WuDu wrote:

First projection:

SPD at 9,5, Afd at 11 and the freaking Greens at 19. That would be 0-3 for me. :scared:

Let's see if those projections hold, however 9,5 % for the Social Democrats is incredibly low, those guys kill 2 of my bets with one stone...


Short analysis:

AFD o13,5 was a low value pick in hindsight. During the federal election, a lot of "Freie Wähler" went over to the AFD and the FDP and now went back to the FW. I wouldn't make such a bet again.

SPD finished under 10 % which is insane and I guess one of the worst, if not the worst result in Western Germany since WW2 for them. The worst national projection had them going from 20.5 to 16 %, however in Bavaria they collapsed even further: 15,3 to 9,7 %. It's funny, if they stay in the government, they will lose and lose, if they leave the government, a lot of career politicians will lose their jobs.

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The official result has the Greens at 17.5 % right now. For o/u 17.5 %, that's a push, isn't it?

The Greens u17.5 was my "proudest" moment here, because I made a lot of correct assumptions. A voting-% of more than 72 %, the Greens and SPD staying rather steady with respect to their absolute number of voters, the Greens basically only stealing from the SPD (the whole right wing made around 62 %). It was bascially like PSG vs Barca in the UCL a few years ago, with me being PSG: PSG wins 4-0 at home and everything worked out perfectly and then they lose 1-6 in Barcelona. The SPD only getting 9,7% is my 1-6...

Congrats to the sportsbook guys at Unibet, the odds were well set. I'll sit out the next regional elections in Germany and see if I find something nice for the US mid-terms.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Guys, after betting on Mr Kavanaugh and the election in Bavaria  I'm roughly 110 Euro in the hole! Das not it mane! Kavanaugh started well, everything was fine and dandy, but then out of a sudden the horror set in...

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But in a little less than two weeks, I get the chance to hopefully turn this fiasco around and end up in even money or a little bit on the plus side with a huge chunk of divine intervention:

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The midterms are up in the US in less than two weeks! :cash1:

Thanks to @testuser1's excellent fantasy league, I already have some free bets placed on the Republicans holding the senate:

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The odds are now at 1,20. But I'd like to find some additional bets to make up my real money losses so far. Since I'm always well informed when it comes to US politics, thanks to reading Breitbart, watching Fox News and following @realdonaldtrump on twitter, I decided to bet heavily this time around...:scared:

I personally think the democRats are shook to the bone right now. After their #metoo stunt with Dr Fraud and the migrant caravan from middle America not only didn't work but also backfired on them, they now pulled up the "false flag- fake bombs" play out of their playbook. :laugh: 

 

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 I have a few races in mind, but I have to do some additional research first. In addition to that, I hope that the Fake News media here in Europe pushes that bomb story a little more, leading to more people betting on the democRats, giving me slightly better odds. Stay tuned...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Great election results this weekend! In Germany, the government parties of CDU and SPD lost over 21 %-points combined in the Hessian state election.:laugh: Very well deserved for people who govern like they do. And of course in Brazil Mr Bolsonaro has been elected president!giphy-downsized-large

 The best part however is that #prayforbrazil is up on twitter! :Waterfall: Well, rightfully so since Mr Bolsonaro was sitting in jail due to accepting bribes to buy a nice million Dollar beach house. He was also in charge of a country with 65.000 yearly murders and blatant corruption (WC 14, Rio Olympics). Oh wait, that were his opponents...:laugh: Yeah, par for the course for the communists on twitter...

So the mid-terms are up in one week and I'm going to share my first picks. Again follow them at your own risk if you want, but be aware I could also be wrong like in Bavaria. My basic strategy is to bet on Republican M-A-G-A candidates being supported by Trump in order to cash in on Unibet's left wing bias. The mid-terms are traditionally elections where the governing party is going to lose, however with Trump things are different. The last time the governing party won during the mid-terms was in 2002 (Republicans after 9/11). In 2006, the Republicans under George W Bush lost (Iraq war, Katrina). In 10 and 14, the Democrats lost seats (Obama being an incompetent communist).

Trump is having a great presidency so far and in 2025 when he leaves office, he'll either go down as one of the GOATs or as a conservative folk hero, mark my words. Heck, the US economy is running so hot, even Obama desperately tries to take credit for it. :laugh: However even more importantly, Trump is campaigning, holding speeches 4-5 times a week now. On Fox News, the evening hosts are pushing their viewers to vote for the last 2 months or so. And last but not least, the Democrats are an absolute trainwreck with their support of mobs running through the street, their anti Kavanaugh stance and their impeachment talk. That should be enough motivation for conservatives to show up.

Speaking of showing up, Trump vs Obama from last week:

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 Barry having trouble filling a high school gym, Trump filling the arena of the Houston Rockets, with even more people watching outside. So my first bets are:

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 Some small ones to warm up first: Senate election in Indiana, Braun to win. Breitbart currently has him ahead by 3 % and the state voted pro Trump in 2016 (57-38 ).

Senate election in Missouri, Hawley to win. Breitbart has him up 49-45 right now, and his opponent has trouble now due to her anti Kavanaugh position. One week ago, Hawley was up with just 1 %-point.

More bets are likely to come, once I checked out some of the higher odds candidates.

 

 

 

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My fellow Euro friends, today is a great day to celebrate:

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 Good luck, stepping down from party leadership, yet hoping to govern us into the ground as a lame duck for three more years. Those of you with balls of steel might want to bet on snap elections in Germany in 2019 (5,00) or 2020 (3.50). This nightmare will soon be over...

 

 

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And two additional bets for the mid-terms:

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 DeSantis is running to be governor of Florida against a corrupt Obama-type communist. This is my first value bet, as Gillum is polled ahead right now. However I believe with Trump holding his rally tonight in Florida, this will swing. Heller is running for senate in Nevada and has already been endorsed by Trump at another rally.

King Trump is also in full campaign mode right now, planning to end birthright citizenship in the US. I really like what I see from him this election season.  

 

 

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@Rushbie

You find these bets under unibet.com (obviously), sports betting, politics, US elections. Then you have to select the state you want to bet on and you're in it. All those elections take place next Tuesday (5 days from now).

Unfortunately, the best bets are already gone:

Lyin' Ted Cruz over Beta male O 'Rourke was my favorite but went from 1,4 to just 1.1.

Cramer over Heitkamp (voted no on Kavanaugh) in North Dakota also went to just 1.1.

Same for Marsha Blackburn over that rodeo clown in Tennessee.

In my opinion, those were the best "save" bets, that were giving you solid odds before they were slashed. So in case you want to follow my bets, be careful.

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Having said that, let's take a look at the clowns the Democrats roll out against my candidates.

First Andrew Gillum against DeSantis:

As the Mayor of Tallahassee, he chartered a private plane on the taxpayers' dime to meet with campaign donors. :laugh: Took musical tickets in New York from an undercover FBI agent acting in a sting operation. :laugh: And now this:

Oh, Oh, Omar. Honestly, I like that dude, I mean, he's absolute scum, but at least he's honest about it. Very nice how he described how those communists are trying to get votes: Divide the people in different classes and promise free stuff to the "oppressed". And if that doesn't work, try to appeal to white guilt. Works in Europe as well...So yeah, I take the 2.75 for DeSantis here, nice value.

And another funny clip, this time from the Democratic candidate for senator in Indiana:

:laugh: Didn't he get the memo? It's "diversity is our strength", not "diversity is our charity".:laugh:

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DeSantis now down to 2.10! :inlove: For once, I picked the right time to place the bet.

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Holy moly, Unibet, now offering 72 bets on elections in the US! 😃 However I doubt, that betting on candidates with odds of 1,01 is such a great idea, some handicaps in those cases would be better...

Anyway, DeSantis for governor now dropped down to 2,00, so my bet definitely had value. I'll try to find some additional ones.

And of course Emperor Trump, the ruler of Westeros had to trigger all those GoT fans along the way. Posting this:DrAm6T_WsAAQzID

 

 

 

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And some new bets:midt.PNG.53ac8aa8619964a39ea9ced4cb631547.PNG

 Rosendale is running for the senate in Montana against Jon Tester. Tester is the guy that bad-mouthed Trump's doctor a while ago. Today, Trump is holding a rally in Montana, so this is personal and I'm taking a shot here. 3.2 is way too high and I'm sure those odds will come down. Maybe Tester still prevails, so only 15 Euro on this one.

Another 30 on Hawley, I like that matchup.

McSally to win in Arizona is probably not really value, however early voting is looking really good for the Republicans in Arizona and her opponent is a certified nutjob, trash talking her constituents and even stating in the past that Americans joining the taliban is not of her interest. 🤣 I also watched an interview with McSally on Fox News yesterday and despite having a slight case of the crazy eyes, I like her energy level.

 

 

 

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And now Unibet is even offering house races, I think I better stay away from those. :speechless:

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And some additional bets. This time for house races:house.PNG.e26284223e1b99bde1c1ca8d5d47b580.PNG

 As you know, my strategy is practically to cash in on people suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome. I also bet on candidates that have been endorsed by Trump via twitter. 1st bet is for the Republicans to hold the House. To me it's a value bet, if conservatives come out to vote and why wouldn't they?

California 48 is a bet on Dana Rohrabacher. Endorsed by Trump, polling is about even, however Breitbart published an article yesterday that has him ahead 50-41.

Kentucky 06 is a bet on Andy Barr. Also endorsed by Trump via twitter in a state that voted for Trump 62-32 in 2016. Polling is about even.

Since it's House races, I only bet 10 Euro each.

 

 

 

 

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Not that 538 has an ounce of credibility left after the last election, but this one made me :laugh::jpbilhc9oiw11

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Election day is here and some interesting odd movements are to be seen. John James in Michigan went from 9,00 to 5,50 to win the senate seat. I like that dude, however I think this year, it's too early for him, Trump didn't even hold a rally in his state this year. Heller in Nevada now at 2,75, now that was a complete non-value bet on my part, regardless of the outcome. Rosendale in Montana now down to 2,80 and we'll see...🆒 Hawley in Missouri at 1,55 and I'm thinking about reloading on that guy again. Trump brought out all the big guns yesterday (Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Ivanka...) during his final rally in that state, they wouldn't do that if the seat wasn't well within reach.

Speaking of campaigning, it's funny how Barry Obama is now heavily working against Trump. :laugh: I mean, the Kenyan communist has never won an election for somebody else before and is also the perfect red rag to rile up conservatives. OK, HIllary Clinton campaigning would be even better, but still...:laugh:

In Florida, DeSantis for governor went from 2,75 to 2 and is now back up to 2,75. I still like that bet from a value standpoint as republicans in Florida usually come out to vote on election day. Rihanna endorsing his opponent doesn't bother me one bit, her choice of men is obviously questionable at best...:laugh:

Republicans to hold the house is at 3.00 now, definitely value, however I think I'm OK with the bet I already placed.

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Pretty profitable day yesterday, I hope some of you bet along. 2-3 bets are still open. Rosendale is currently leading in Montana (3,20 odds) and DeSantis won in Florida (2,75). I lost with the Republicans winning the House (10 Euro), Heller in Nevada (30 Euro) and probably Rohrabacher in California (not by much and also just 10 Euro).

I'll write my analysis once all is decided.

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