mr merlin
EOG Master
Yup, if Trump is behind 17 in wisconsin he's got no chance, and actually that poll could be off, the real margin could be 20-21, right?Ok-we will see next week how wrong you are
Yup, if Trump is behind 17 in wisconsin he's got no chance, and actually that poll could be off, the real margin could be 20-21, right?Ok-we will see next week how wrong you are
Trump +177 now for 30k limits. The love is slowly dwindling. I'm getting worried about my massive Biden position to the point of almost cutting it in half. Still have a monster Biden position but latest numbers are getting scary IMO. Philly riots not helping either.
The next seven days moves will be like the late money 30 min before kickoff move.From my daily observations it has been bouncing back & forth repeatedly between the +170's & low +190's during the past week or two.
A lot of the Trump action may be, like mine, large scalps or buy backs to make a profit off of cheap Biden positions.
trump is 100% on defense...hes even going to Nebraska
One of the reasons I have the position on Biden I have. Just worried if polling is getting more and more difficult for reasons I can't think of. Don't think polls go out of their way to suck (they want to be correct) i just think it may be getting more difficult to be correct. Speculation obviously but that's all we are all doing at the end of the day.
Trump won every battleground state in 2016. How the hell is he suppose to play offense? Go to California and NY?Correct-Perfect example
2020 US Presidential Election Odds: Donald Trump Continues To Dominate Joe Biden In The Betting
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