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Election Betting Odds 11 August
Quite a surprise. What was the trigger? Could it really have been Julia on Q&A? Was it her talking about her bad cooking? Was it Mark Latham?
Posted: 11 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Maths, politics and government, Science, values.
Tags: Abbott, australian election, Australian political values, Australian Politics, betfair, betting market, climate change, climate sceptics, economy, election, election betting, election betting odds, election market, federal election, Gillard, global warming, government, Latham, political values, politics, probability, rebuttal, sasistics, sastistics, Skeptics, stastistics, statistics, stats, twitter
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Rollercoaster
Today’s chart corrects a previous double-dipping error – still it’s big dipper of a curve for the Coalition
Posted: 10 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Economics, Maths, politics and government, values.
Tags: Abbott, australian election, Australian political values, Australian Politics, betfair, betting market, economy, election, election betting, election market, federal election, Gillard, government, political values, politics, probability, sasistics, sastistics, stastistics, statistics, stats
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Heads they win; tails we lose
What’s the chance of either party winning? It depends who’s betting how much, and where. Here are the chances for each party based on the betting at betfair
Posted: 10 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Economics, politics and government, values.
Tags: Abbott, australian election, Australian political values, Australian Politics, betfair, betting market, economy, election, election betting, election market, federal election, Gillard, government, lataham, Meryl Streep, political values, politics, probability, sasistics, sastistics, Sophies Choice, stastistics, statistics, stats
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