Uk General Election Betting
Posted : admin On 3/27/2022Stay up to date with the UK General Election and discover the best odds and betting opportunities for the local constituencies. The bookmakers now say Boris Johnson will win the general election. This is the unexpected reason why. William Hill has changed how it sets its prices to reflect the fact that small punters were.
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General Election Betting Tips
Since the General Election was called a couple of months ago, all polls have pointed to the Conservatives winning with a majority. Anyway, in the last few days some polls have the lead over Labour slipping to single digits, with Jeremy Corbyn’s party slowly closing the gap as the General Election Day approaches.With the Tories backing their exit deal, the Lib Dems campaigning to revoke Article 50 and Labour undecided on which side of the fence to fall it’s not your standard election.
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General Election 2019: The Opinion Polls
ComRes put them a massive 18 points ahead, while at the opposite end of the scale Savanta show Labour reducing the deficit to six - just within the range which would give us a hung parliament. According to the latest Electoral Calculus prediction, the Tories are expected to win 339 seats, giving a majority of 28 seats. While up from a recent low of a 12 seat majority, this was down from 34 seats from earlier in the week. The poll of polls, compiled by the Press Association, puts the Tories on 43 per cent, Labour on 33 and the Lib Dems lagging behind on 13.Overall Majority: Hung Parliament?
Online bookmakers still expect the Conservatives to gain a majority. Boris Johnson's party are a solid 1/3 to be able to form a majority government, with another hung parliament on offer at 3/1.
There is a mountain to climb for Labour, as the Conservatives appear to have around 50% of the Remain vote and 70% of the Leave vote, following the Brexit Party's decision not to stand candidates in constituencies where there's a sitting Tory MP.Anyway, according to polls, a hung parliament is a value bet.
Brexit Party & Lib Dems
The Brexit Party are odds-on to win no seats at the general election - although Nigel Farage's party came first in May's European elections in the UK - after they were hit by resignations from MEPs who are now urging people to vote Conservative. Three Brexit Party MEPs have resigned the party whip in order to support Boris Johnson's deal with the EU while Farage, who's not standing at the general election, is touring the UK to campaign against Johnson's Brexit deal in the general election.The Liberal Demeocrats currently have 21 seats in Parliament. They were also expected to play a big part in the outcome of the election, but have failed to impress the punters during their campaign.
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Uk General Election Betting Tips
General Election betting is relatively simple to understand and is the same as betting on sport, but backing the various outcomes of a political election in the UK. There are a number of markets that are available to bet on when it comes to a General Election.Below you’ll find our General Election betting guide, including the best bookies to play with and all the markets available. You can also read more about how to bet on the next Prime Minister of UK here.
Political Betting
Political betting is booming and the interest shown by punters at the most granular levels means bookmakers and betting platforms need to stay on their toes.Forecasting elections is a precarious business. In recent years, professional pollsters have got most elections wrong most of the time. They failed to call the result of the Brexit referendum, David Cameron’s victory in 2015, and the hung parliament of 2017. Plus, nobody expected Donald Trump to beat Hillary Clinton in the US Presidential Election.
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By: Nadeem_Walayat
This is the current state of the parties after Boris Johnson ejected 21 MP's from the Tory party last week.
| Conservative | |
| Labour | 247 |
| Independent | |
| Scottish National Party | 35 |
| Liberal Democrat | |
| Democratic Unionist Party | 10 |
| Sinn Féin | |
| The Independent Group for Change | 5 |
| Plaid Cymru | |
| Green Party | 1 |
Whilst it is a bit early to conclude in a definitive election forecast, nevertheless as highlighted earlier, I am expecting the Tories to GAIN seats at the next election under BJ, primarily against Labour and perhaps lose a few seats in strong remainer constituencies to the Lib Dems and SNP for a net gain of about 25 seats on the 2017 result which would deliver the Tories a working majority of about 20 seats to stand on around 335 MP's (preliminary forecast).
Betfair Betting Market Odds
The current betfair market price favours an No overall majority outcome trading on 1.6. Whilst the price for a Tory Majority is 3.05 which would translate into a profit of £205 for every £100 bet.
Given the level of political uncertainty, i.e. that BJ could be replaced! Then I would have preferred a little better pricing than currently on offer. Nevertheless it may be worth a nibble now and hope that Westminister Extreme Chaos delivers better odds over the coming weeks, though looking at the dogs dinner that is the Labour party then that hoped for better pricing may not materialise.
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