Is betting on the outcome of the 2016 election a smart investment?

>>1106312
Only if it's a sure thing anon.

>>1106312
It's not an investment, it's straight up gambling.

But it can be a good gamble if you pick the side with odds in your favor.

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As much as I want trump to win, shillary will win the presidency.

Source: been in the game for 10+ years

>>1106312

It could have been.

At the opening Trump was 40-1 odds. I would have taken that all day. I think Sanders opened at 6-1.

But in any case, Vegas has Hillary picked and so do I. And betting on Hillary only gets you like 60% payout on your investment.

Hillary is the most likely outcome by far.

>>1106782
Sad thing is Jeb could have easily beaten Shillary.

>>1106792
Vegas had the Panthers by 6.5 points I believe. Just saying

>>1106782
I feel the same way. It's a god damn shame too.

>>1106846
>falling for the Vegas trap line

I made 2k with a straight up bet on Broncos

>>1106312
>>1106792

I put $25 on Bernie a while back at 12-1 odds, I walk away with $300 if he wins.

Great odds desu.

>>1107101
by most polls he has 2-5% to win the whole nomination, so no, not good odds

>>1106782
>ted cruz has same odds as bloomberg
I thought he was a legitimate contender, what gives america?

>>1107106
>by most polls

Most polls are literally bought by either democratic party headquarters or business interests, both of which support Shillary to the fullest for obvious reasons.