If we leave we may be able to get this pay before the event sponsorship mess sorted out but right wing Farageophiles take over the universe so I'm saying stay, we'll just have to think of another way to get ol' pig****er out of power.
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EU Final Poll - IN or OUT?
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I know a Polish bloke down the road that can help you. Lovely chap. Convinced me to go on my holidays there. I ended up staying for a bit and did some work there. Started a business trading English Marmalade and shortbread. They can't get enough of it.
This is what German business thinks about the UK leaving......somewhat different to our governments doom and gloom story.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36596060
That must be true it's from the BBC though I bet you will not see or hear about it on the news.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36596060
That must be true it's from the BBC though I bet you will not see or hear about it on the news.
maffew
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how come? (honest question)
maffew
Well-known member
How come? (honest question)
brakespear
Doctor Worm
I think it's illegal to poll people on how they voted in the referendum. You can still be canvassed beforehand though.
From today's FT:
Some 80 per cent of the £1m worth of bets placed through Betfair’s gambling exchange immediately after last night’s debate on EU membership were placed on a vote to remain. The “BBC Great Debate” pitted Boris Johnson, Labour MP Gisela Stuart and energy minister Andrea Leadsom, representing the “Leave” camp, against Ruth Davidson, the leader of the Scottish Conservative Party, London Mayor Sadiq Khan and general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, Frances O’Grady, who are all in favour of remaining in the EU.
On the eve of the referendum, the odds being offered through Betfair’s exchange – which allows punters to bet against each other – are implying a 76 per cent chance of Britain voting to remain part of the EU, consistent with the day before. Last night’s vigorous debate has failed to move the betting odds.
The odds of a Brexit had shortened last week but there is now only an implied 24 per cent chance of the “Leave” camp prevailing, Betfair said. The biggest single bet placed so far is £315,000 on “remain”. Four further opinion polls are due to be published today before polling stations open on Thursday morning. Betting odds tend to differ – often dramatically – from opinion polls.
Naomi Totten of Betfair said:
Tuesday night’s debate saw very little significant movement in the odds, despite £1m being traded during and immediately after. Attention is now being drawn to the margin of victory for Remain, with between 50.01% and 55% the favourite on the vote percentage market. William Hill is currently offering odds through its website of 2/9 that the UK will vote to remain in the EU implying a probability of almost 82 per cent.
Some 80 per cent of the £1m worth of bets placed through Betfair’s gambling exchange immediately after last night’s debate on EU membership were placed on a vote to remain. The “BBC Great Debate” pitted Boris Johnson, Labour MP Gisela Stuart and energy minister Andrea Leadsom, representing the “Leave” camp, against Ruth Davidson, the leader of the Scottish Conservative Party, London Mayor Sadiq Khan and general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, Frances O’Grady, who are all in favour of remaining in the EU.
On the eve of the referendum, the odds being offered through Betfair’s exchange – which allows punters to bet against each other – are implying a 76 per cent chance of Britain voting to remain part of the EU, consistent with the day before. Last night’s vigorous debate has failed to move the betting odds.
The odds of a Brexit had shortened last week but there is now only an implied 24 per cent chance of the “Leave” camp prevailing, Betfair said. The biggest single bet placed so far is £315,000 on “remain”. Four further opinion polls are due to be published today before polling stations open on Thursday morning. Betting odds tend to differ – often dramatically – from opinion polls.
Naomi Totten of Betfair said:
Tuesday night’s debate saw very little significant movement in the odds, despite £1m being traded during and immediately after. Attention is now being drawn to the margin of victory for Remain, with between 50.01% and 55% the favourite on the vote percentage market. William Hill is currently offering odds through its website of 2/9 that the UK will vote to remain in the EU implying a probability of almost 82 per cent.
Pretty pink fairy
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anyone voting remain doesn't care about this country and i would suggest it's a self interest vote on their behalf VOTE LEAVE AND GET OUR COUNTRY BACK
regards
DR
regards
DR
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Very impressive-when did you learn Martian?
Baldseagull
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True that it can't be fixed without co-operation. I think the attitudes of others is improving and I don't mind paying out to assist with the upkeep of their roofs, it helps improve the neighbourhood, I would not want a house on a street where all the other houses are derelict.
Lions Approach Extinction in West Africa
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...frican-lions-endangered-conservation-science/
midnight_rendezvous
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Take back control from whom exactly? This statement gets banded around a lot but no one ever elaborates on who we're supposed to be be taking control back from...
severnside gull
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Well that's reinforced my view.anyone voting remain doesn't care about this country and i would suggest it's a self interest vote on their behalf VOTE LEAVE AND GET OUR COUNTRY BACK
regards
DR
Not xenophobic.
Not racist.
Not facist.
Not self-serving.
Only one choice..........
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
anyone voting remain doesn't care about this country and i would suggest it's a self interest vote on their behalf VOTE LEAVE AND GET OUR COUNTRY BACK
regards
DR
Doesn't that come under the banner of anyone who votes leave is a racist?
Regards, REMAIN
Pretty pink fairy
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severnside gull
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Much more concerned who we'd be giving it to!
Johnson Gove & Farage..........oh my very dear
looney
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The fact online betting patterns haven't shifted but polls have should give you pause for thought, in that betfair users tend to be younger and welthier? ie a given cohort.
Another cohort I haven't seen mentioned is PAYG phone users who tend to be poorer/remain..
i haven't had a bet, i dont think i could call it.
If remain win it will be by the assassins bullitt
gregbrighton
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"Please don't leave me!..."
"...Vote Remain to keep me and my friends safe. xxx"
"...Vote Remain to keep me and my friends safe. xxx"
Dick Swiveller
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