Election betting

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>>1481004
>muh stocks
what kind of a stock is going to get me a 360% ROI in 2 months??

This isn't an investment thread, it's a betting thread

>>1481003
>day trading on election bets
OP you're my hero lol fuck that's hilarious kek

>>1481006
if you want betting, just bet on sports, you can make solid money on EPL if you're not dumb and bet on a lot of games

URRE....

>>1481954
>bet on literally one of the most correctly priced leagues in the world

I have no words anon... real money is in shit like lithuanian 3rd div, where there are misprices all the time.

>>1481003
OP wait until the debate

>wat do

I don't honestly understand all that you got going on there OP but I'm from /pol/ so hear me out: It's literally too early to tell what's going to happen right now.

It's Shillary's game to lose, because Trump has taken everything they've thrown at him so far and none of it sticks. They're neck in neck in the polls. BUT it's pre debate. Trump could flop although that's unlikely looking at past performance. Shillary PROBABLY will have some ACTUAL giant scandal that even the MSM can't ignore, possibly dropping out of the debates.

Basically, the numbers are going to be all over the place, volatile as hell, depending on the debates and the Wikileaks october surprise they keep teasing. Personally I think Trump is going to win because virtue signalling can only take a candidate so far.

I figured if I know the number's gonna keep going down for now I might as well go back in right now, go I got back in at 3.85 and now it's 3.65, so so far so good.

>>1481954
I have no insights on sports, but I know a lot about politics and for me it's very plain to see that the given odds on betting markets are out of line with the actual odds because of a strong intentionally-created bias, so that makes it a pretty attractive bet.

>>1482007
Yeah but if you wait and Trump knocks it out of the park/Clinton shortcircuits the odds will be going the wrong way before you can get in

>>1482009
I think he'll probably win, even if it's a toss-up then taking a bet when he's given a 20-30% chance to win is a good idea if you're sure, so I think if you bet on him now you'll get a good return when he wins.

>>1481606
Yeah why not? Think about it, if you cash out before the end then it's just like other forms of speculation, except it moves faster. With great timing you could probably double your money in a month on that kind of thing. Problem is so far my timing's been pretty mixed.

Am I the only one doing this? I figured /biz/ might be into this too.

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>>1481991
>betting on the huge variance in the sports-playing ability of undocumented immigrants from every shithole in the world

brilliant

>>1481954
I bought dozens of shares in PMSL after I read this post. Looks like I'll be able to trade out v enjoyably desu

>>1482487
Go to /bet/ on /sp/

>>1482566
Dont

just smack overs in santa claus game you melts pmsl so easy

I bet 50e on Trump when the odds were 4.6

1 year ago the odds were 11

>>1482582
>aftertiming
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>1482582
dat

>>1481003
putting everything i have on Bernie.
shit is gonna PAY OUT.

>>1482582
when it reached 5.6 like two weeks ago I only was willing to add 10e on it... ah well it least it took me to a 4.61 average. Which I ruined by cashing out and getting back in at worse odds... fugg

1 year ago Trump winning was a much longer shot than it is now, many times longer and therefore much riskier. So you've got worse odds now but a much safer bet.

>>1482612
lel, I'm surprised there aren't more people betting on Tim Kaine. If Clinton has a stroke before election day he'll be the one running for the Dems.

>>1482626
>1 year ago Trump winning was a much longer shot than it is now, many times longer and therefore much riskier. So you've got worse odds now but a much safer bet.
SURELY SURELY nibs

>>1482548
You dumb shit..

>>1481003
Ah the old I don't what the fuck I'm doing question.

This is literally like every stock ever. Get your feelings together and do what you the statistics say.

OP. See Caan Berry and Bet Angek software.

>>1481957
Get the fuck out.

>>1482628
>nibs

what do u mean?

>>1482566
Go to /bet/ on /sp/ and do the complete opposite of what people say

I have placed a reasonable bet on trump, and a minor bet on tim k just in case.

>>1482487
I've made good returns on the UK Labour Leadership Elections and I am currently in a position where if Corbyn wins I'll just under double my money, and lose nothing if he loses.

I don't know if you looked at Betfair on the night of the EU Ref, but about an hour before the votes started coming in the remain odds (which lost) went down to 1.10 as everyone suddenly seemed so confident. Point being, there will be huge odds swings on the night of the election which you can take advantage of in-play.

I made money Trump securing the nomination. It was just a straight bet but seemed pretty clear. It was paid out early too.

I also made money on the trump nomination...
Anyone have recommendations for best betting platforms?

>>1482743
Pinnacle/SBO and betfair. All you need to profit.

>>1482739

>a position where if Corbyn wins I'll just under double my money, and lose nothing if he loses

elaborate please, sounds unreal

>>1482739
I hope so (for the swings), it would be interesting to day-trade the shit out of those swings (imagine if he goes near 2.0 then I pull out and in the midst of the confusion he jumps back to 4.0+ and I get back in, one can dream).

Were there any swings in 2012? I imagine everybody (but Karl Rove) knew who'd win, so probably not.

>if Corbyn wins I'll just under double my money, and lose nothing if he loses.
how??

>>1482743
when I started I compared the odds and found at BetFair had much better odds for someone putting money on Trump. I like it, I also like the Cash Out thingie (basically you can take a counter bet to cancel out any bet you made and get what money's left back).

>>1482792
Cash out is just laying your bet. And ofc bf will have better odds, they have lowest margins because its an exchange.