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Jun 2022
4:22pm, 6 Jun 2022
27,436 posts
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Johnny Blaze
I read that article a while back and it makes a lot of good points. As does the general observation that at the heart of the national response to a global crisis mixing booze and work was always a stupid idea. As has been said many times, "most" workplaces have a complete ban on alcohol in the workplace. In the throes of a deadly pandemic it is batshit-crazy and indicative of his slipshod approach to everything.
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Jun 2022
4:43pm, 6 Jun 2022
4,848 posts
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Fields
What does the change in odds mean?
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Jun 2022
4:45pm, 6 Jun 2022
42,551 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Means those of a gambling persuasion thing he's more likely to lose than win. But then they are gamblers, so what do they know?!  G
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Jun 2022
4:48pm, 6 Jun 2022
4,850 posts
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Fields
Aha. Just walked over hungeford bridge with a view of parliament.
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Jun 2022
4:48pm, 6 Jun 2022
1,196 posts
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paulcook
More likely to *win*
His price has come in even more on the win. Now approximately 1/6, ie an 87 percent chance he wins.
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Jun 2022
4:50pm, 6 Jun 2022
42,552 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
If it has come in on both win and lose then it just means you're using the wrong bookie paul! That's called stealing from you! (I mean, they're all thieves, but the decent ones at least give you odds that mean you only lose a bit if you bet on both outcomes!) G
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Jun 2022
4:52pm, 6 Jun 2022
4,851 posts
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Fields
Aha.
I suppose we could have a quick straw poll on the number of votes Johnson gets, if there’s time. I believe there are 359 voters - with 180 the magic number
Fields 205
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Jun 2022
4:52pm, 6 Jun 2022
27,726 posts
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fetcheveryone
Fetch 186 (fingers crossed)
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Jun 2022
4:53pm, 6 Jun 2022
1,197 posts
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paulcook
I’ve only been looking at the Betfair price. I will barely touch a(nother) bookie.
From recent experience though I’d say politics betting is as wild as anything.
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Jun 2022
4:53pm, 6 Jun 2022
4,852 posts
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Fields
For clarity I mean votes of NO confidence in Johnson
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