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09-24-2010, 08:03 AM
How many seats will the Republican Party win in the U.S. House of Representatives in the November 2010 election?
This bet will remain open until November 1, although odds will be adjusted periodically to reflect campaign developments. You may make multiple bets, but, for example, if you make a bet on October 1 on a 2/1 outcome, and, on October 15, the odds for that outcome are changed to 15/1, then your original October 1 bet will still reflect the original October 1 odds: 2/1.
ETA: It might also be a fun exercise, in retrospect, to track how the odds will have changed over the course of the campaign. So, as of today (Sep 23) the starting odds are:
GOP wins 242 seats or more - 12/1
GOP wins 234-241 seats - 5/1
GOP wins 226-233 seats - 2/1
GOP wins 218-225 seats - 7/4
GOP wins 210-217 seats - 2/1
GOP wins 202-209 seats - 5/1
GOP wins 201 seats or less - 12/1
This bet will remain open until November 1, although odds will be adjusted periodically to reflect campaign developments. You may make multiple bets, but, for example, if you make a bet on October 1 on a 2/1 outcome, and, on October 15, the odds for that outcome are changed to 15/1, then your original October 1 bet will still reflect the original October 1 odds: 2/1.
ETA: It might also be a fun exercise, in retrospect, to track how the odds will have changed over the course of the campaign. So, as of today (Sep 23) the starting odds are:
GOP wins 242 seats or more - 12/1
GOP wins 234-241 seats - 5/1
GOP wins 226-233 seats - 2/1
GOP wins 218-225 seats - 7/4
GOP wins 210-217 seats - 2/1
GOP wins 202-209 seats - 5/1
GOP wins 201 seats or less - 12/1