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You do crack me up.

I love you too.

Scroll up and you'll see that when I responded, I excluded the actual Cunter article ... just like I excluded the first two paragraphs from your post right now.
 

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Any link to this?

I am not trying to bust your balls ... just wondering if this could be true.

On the other hand, if you picked it out of your ass, that's ok ... just say so.

Cincy, bust balls? never....

McCains toast boyz.
 

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I'll take Obama over 2% laying -125 for up to $200.

I'll give you that wager Judge, if you do likewise and give me McCain +14. Two separate but equal bets.
 

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Gallup traditional polling of LVs now down to two, interesting:think2:

Gallup modified trying to speculate about young voter turnout still at 6.

I wonder how many of these polls are building in their speculation about "increased" young voter turnout?

This year more than any other year there are different variables in play.

Besides the aforementioned speculation about new voter turnout, what factor will race and / or sex play in this election? A mere 1% swing in those two variables results in a 4 point swing, the difference in toss-up states. It appears there's also a few more % points built into the polling data to Obama's advantage for this new voter turnout assumption.

Could be very interesting on election night.
 

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Factor in the well known over polling...maybe a slight lead for Obama.

Bradley effect?

Who knows...McCain can win...bottomline.
 

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Factor in the well known over polling...maybe a slight lead for Obama.

Bradley effect?

Who knows...McCain can win...bottomline.

Got a boatload this morning in between +600 and +700.

Made a fortune off lunacy in the last election, looks like I'm going to do this same this time around.
 

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Bookmaker currently has Obama -640 / McCain +590.

Matchbook has it -800 / +700, but I can't get any money on there.. ARGH!


Pretty absurd when most reliable polls have it anywhere between 3 and 5.
 

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Bookmaker currently has Obama -640 / McCain +590.

Matchbook has it -800 / +700, but I can't get any money on there.. ARGH!


Pretty absurd when most reliable polls have it anywhere between 3 and 5.

Whats the deal with Matchbook funding?

How do you do it?
 
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Yeah I see the 590. Most of the shops I have ain't dealing it. Gonna have to use Mathbook. Probably a sucker bet, but at those inflated odds I can't pass. My thinking is the odds drop as we get closer and I lock in a profit.
 

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Whats the deal with Matchbook funding?

How do you do it?

I think you can wire into there, or mail them a check or money order. No online options for US customers that I can see.. None that have worked for me.
 

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