| Election bets... 19:52 - Dec 5 with 1715 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Johnson to lose seat....about 5/1
Turnout less than 60%...10/1. 60-65%.... 9/4
....Weather could be pretty dreadful....just saying!! |  |
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| Election bets... on 21:10 - Dec 5 with 309 views | J2BLUE |
| Election bets... on 21:06 - Dec 5 by Lord_Lucan |
That's moving the goalposts. I said that he would get a whopping majority and Harry said he would get ripped apart so my offer of a bet is a majority. |
The J2 Independent Commission recommends a 'whopping majority' be defined as 340+ MPs. |  |
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| Election bets... on 21:10 - Dec 5 with 309 views | Tommyparker |
Skybet, Coral & Ladbrokes 7/2 turnout 60-65% |  | | |
| Election bets... on 21:15 - Dec 5 with 297 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Election bets... on 21:02 - Dec 5 by BLUEGOLD |
You need to suggest a number to cover the word whopping.
I suggest it is 100 which I’m sure he won’t get |
Conservatives to get 100-125 more seats than Labour which probably equates to an overall majority of between 20-45. |  |
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| Election bets... on 21:17 - Dec 5 with 295 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Election bets... on 19:59 - Dec 5 by gordon |
A Johnson+Raab both losing their seats could be a tasty double. With bad weather forecast lots of Tory voters likely to stay indoors so as not to risk a fall. |
We wish. Unfortunately sufficient Tory voters have probably already cast their postal vote that the result is probably already determined. |  |
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| Election bets... on 21:22 - Dec 5 with 279 views | J2BLUE |
Facters and others have suggested Starmer will replace Corbyn on December 15th...if they fancy putting a nice little bet on then WH are offering 16/1 on Starmer to be the next PM after Johnson.
Especially interesting if you believe the Lib Dems will try and get Corbyn out in exchange for their support.
The Tories are 1/3 to win the Ipswich seat. Surely not? | |
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| Election bets... on 21:26 - Dec 5 with 267 views | gordon |
| Election bets... on 21:17 - Dec 5 by Nthsuffolkblue |
We wish. Unfortunately sufficient Tory voters have probably already cast their postal vote that the result is probably already determined. |
Not sure about that, both seats forecast to be quite tight. |  | | |
| Election bets... on 21:28 - Dec 5 with 266 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Election bets... on 21:22 - Dec 5 by J2BLUE |
Facters and others have suggested Starmer will replace Corbyn on December 15th...if they fancy putting a nice little bet on then WH are offering 16/1 on Starmer to be the next PM after Johnson.
Especially interesting if you believe the Lib Dems will try and get Corbyn out in exchange for their support.
The Tories are 1/3 to win the Ipswich seat. Surely not? |
Were the Tories to fail to form a Government I can see that as a possibility. However, I think the Tories will form one either on their own, possibly even as a minority or in coalition with whoever will run with them (including LibDems with Johnson conceding on a referendum that he will try to manipulate to not actually put remain on the ballot paper). | |
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| Election bets... on 21:48 - Dec 5 with 250 views | Basuco |
| Election bets... on 21:22 - Dec 5 by J2BLUE |
Facters and others have suggested Starmer will replace Corbyn on December 15th...if they fancy putting a nice little bet on then WH are offering 16/1 on Starmer to be the next PM after Johnson.
Especially interesting if you believe the Lib Dems will try and get Corbyn out in exchange for their support.
The Tories are 1/3 to win the Ipswich seat. Surely not? |
Radio 4 tonight were quoting that Labour campaigners are telling them it is proving very difficult to sell JC on doorsteps, so the Starmer bet looks good value. |  | | |
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| Election bets... on 21:49 - Dec 5 with 244 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Election bets... on 21:10 - Dec 5 by Tommyparker |
Skybet, Coral & Ladbrokes 7/2 turnout 60-65% |
I think I may pop there for a double with Johnson to lose his seat. | |
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