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IF Michael Bloomberg were to enter the race in early March -- and the signals have been strong that he might -- then the big beneficiary would be Bernie Sanders (if he were to win the Democratic nomination). A three-cornered fight for the Presidency involving two multi-Billionaires and a "man-of-the-people" socialist. A very large rump of the American liberal/leftist/anti-capitalist working class would swing towards Bernie. The current 11/1 might begin to look very attractive if such a scenario were to develop.

Incidentally, there is a current arb on Trump which is a no-lose.
The U.S. facing exchange MATCHBOOK (which is really only an exchange in name as it is operated by American market-makers/betting-pro's) is low on Trump in the Next President market as compared to Betfair -- 5.2 as against 6.4. Lay £1237 and Back £1,000 for a £200 return after commission.
I shan't be availing -- don't want to tie up a tidy sum until November.

<blockquote data-quote="icebreaker" data-source="post: 2523142" data-attributes="member: 65230">IF Michael Bloomberg were to enter the race in early March -- and the signals have been&nbsp; strong that he might -- then the big beneficiary would be Bernie Sanders (if he were to win the Democratic nomination). A three-cornered fight for the Presidency involving two multi-Billionaires and a &quot;man-of-the-people&quot; socialist. A very large rump of the American liberal/leftist/anti-capitalist working class would swing towards Bernie. The current 11/1 might begin to look very attractive if such a scenario were to develop.Incidentally, there is a current arb on Trump which is a no-lose.The U.S. facing exchange <a href="https://www.matchbook.com/events/politics/us-presidential-election/" target="_blank">MATCHBOOK</a> (which is really only an exchange in name as it is operated by American market-makers/betting-pro&#039;s) is low on Trump in the Next President market as compared to Betfair -- 5.2 as against 6.4. Lay £1237 and Back £1,000 for a £200 return after commission. I shan&#039;t be availing -- don&#039;t want to tie up a tidy sum until November. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="icebreaker, post: 2523142, member: 65230"] IF Michael Bloomberg were to enter the race in early March -- and the signals have been strong that he might -- then the big beneficiary would be Bernie Sanders (if he were to win the Democratic nomination). A three-cornered fight for the Presidency involving two multi-Billionaires and a "man-of-the-people" socialist. A very large rump of the American liberal/leftist/anti-capitalist working class would swing towards Bernie. The current 11/1 might begin to look very attractive if such a scenario were to develop. Incidentally, there is a current arb on Trump which is a no-lose. The U.S. facing exchange [URL="https://www.matchbook.com/events/politics/us-presidential-election/"]MATCHBOOK[/URL] (which is really only an exchange in name as it is operated by American market-makers/betting-pro's) is low on Trump in the Next President market as compared to Betfair -- 5.2 as against 6.4. Lay £1237 and Back £1,000 for a £200 return after commission. I shan't be availing -- don't want to tie up a tidy sum until November. :) [/QUOTE]

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