New Hampshire: John McCain 4/11 Mitt Romney 5/2 Ron Paul 16/1 Mike Huckabee 16/1 Rudy Giuliani 25/1 Fred Thompson 66/1 Republican Candidate (Outright): John McCain 2/1 Rudolph Giuliani 9/4 Mike Huckabee 3/1 Mitt Romney 4/1 Ron Paul 14/1 Fred Thompson 16/1 Condoleezza Rice 66/1 Next US President: Hilary Clinton 6/4 Barack Obama 15/8 John McCain 6/1 Rudolph Giuliani 13/2 Mike Huckabee 7/1 Ron Paul 14/1 Mitt Romney 16/1 Michael Bloomberg 16/1 John Edwards 33/1 Fred Thompson 33/1 Condoleezza Rice 66/1 Bill Richardson 250/1 The bookies think that "Insane McCain" is going to p*ss it in NH.
LMAO @ Shrillary. Do you know the fractional system mate? I'll explain. Look at NH betting and look at Mike Huckaboo: Mike Huckabee 16/1 That means that if you place 1 dollar on Huck and the crazy fook wins then you get $17 back ($16 win plus your $1 stake) Now look at Insane McCain: John McCain 4/11 That means that if you put $11 on the lunatic and he won then you would only win $4, plus your stake back. Not because he is insane (as we both know he is lol) but because he is what is known as "odds on favourate." If you put $2 on Romney at his odds of 5/2) and he wins you would win $5, plus your $2 back. Hope this explains.
These odds are of right now Mia, they will be changing all the time as the race goes on. The more recognition RP gets the lower his odds will be, it can change very rapidly.
I think you'll find that as the campagne gathers pace and all the deadwood gets cleared out Ron Pauls odds will shorten drastically, especially if he gets a top 2 finish in NH which is highly possible. Even though his current odds are suggesting 3rd/4th. I'll post the odds again in a new thread in a couple of weeks to show you what I mean. It's not rocket science Mia, even your hero Bush might be able to figure it out after a bit of tutoring.
I don't agree, but that is fine. 3 months ago, we would never poll 2%. 1 month ago, we would never break double digits. I'm anxious to hear that we cannot win. lol
When has RP ever broke double digits? Last I saw it was still around 4% on average.. Of course, who would have imagined that whopping 4%..