horses4courses
06-01-2012, 08:24 PM
The US Presidential race is a long standing betting market for the Euro books.
For the past several months, it's been evident that one of the major firms, Ladbrokes, have been shading Mitt Romney and offering the best odds of anyone on Obama. They are looking to take money on the President, and don't seem to be taking much action on him.
Currently, you can put up $1.62 to win $1 on Obama with Ladbrokes.
With other companies, you can make a $1.75 profit on every dollar risked on Romney.
Therefore, the market is such that you could bet both candidates and make a profit on either - provided one of them is the next President.
Ladbrokes are taking a stand against Obama. Will it pay off?
http://www.oddschecker.com/specials/politics-and-election/us-presidential-election/winner
For the past several months, it's been evident that one of the major firms, Ladbrokes, have been shading Mitt Romney and offering the best odds of anyone on Obama. They are looking to take money on the President, and don't seem to be taking much action on him.
Currently, you can put up $1.62 to win $1 on Obama with Ladbrokes.
With other companies, you can make a $1.75 profit on every dollar risked on Romney.
Therefore, the market is such that you could bet both candidates and make a profit on either - provided one of them is the next President.
Ladbrokes are taking a stand against Obama. Will it pay off?
http://www.oddschecker.com/specials/politics-and-election/us-presidential-election/winner