How should we play SC? Trump is -290 on 5d and Cruz is like +390 on BM. How do you think the lines will move?Yeah, I hit +394 on BM too (hardly ever look at my BM anymore with live-betting's infrequency).
So you think he has a better shot at Nevada then in South Carolina? I am pretty new to politics, so these are genuine questions I'm asking. And are Trump and Cruz virtually the only ones who can win SC?This race has already busted my brain too much to pretend I can predict the moves. I would think Trump's odds are going to come down in SC though. Odd to me that he's favored near-equally between Nevada and South Carolina.
Switched Iowa to SC for you. Haha. I think that's extremely likely to hit on one or the other but Rubio was also trending strong and then ended up 5th in NH after a miserable debate. It's pretty risky though, I'm just going to wait for the next debate and watch the polls.Cruz -165 to place 2nd in SC. Would it be a dumb idea to play Cruz wins SC +385 and Cruz places 2nd -165, assuming 1st and 2nd is Trump/Cruz in either combination?
Damn, I was limited to $25 alsoThose are capped to hell, I was limited to $25 on Cruz in Texas -350. It's hard to guess these.
The Bush family is well liked in SC. Jeb! will fight hard there and might finish ahead of the polling data similar to Kasich in NH. Cruz also has a good shot there. I favor Trump to win SC but would not pay the juice.So you think he has a better shot at Nevada then in South Carolina? I am pretty new to politics, so these are genuine questions I'm asking. And are Trump and Cruz virtually the only ones who can win SC?
I guess I already answered this, but I don't think Cruz placing in the top two is guaranteed. I see his main advantage there being the large evangelical population.Cruz -165 to place 2nd in Iowa. Would it be a dumb idea to play Cruz wins Iowa +385 and Cruz places 2nd -165, assuming 1st and 2nd is Trump/Cruz in either combination?
Problem is that Carson and Jeb! are also trying really hard to win. If they don't do well here it could be the end for them.Nevada is hard to judge as a caucus state, but I think the field of 5 really hurts the other candidates against Trump when you know he has that built-in base and nothing about Nevada seems like a given for the others. Nevada isn't a lock at all, I just favor Trump's position and thought the odds were ok.
SC is another large evangelical state and it just seems winnable for Cruz, he's playing a calculating strategy, and has started dropping ads on Trump. I like the big underdog odds in a state where he's going to try really hard to win.
Seems about right to me, but a new Nevada poll came out today showing a tie at 45% in Nevada. The polling group (Washington Free Beacon) is right-leaning and anti-Hillary, so many people don't trust it.Hillary wins Nevada is currently at -165. Is that good?
What are the rules for the Iowa bet to cash? I guess it's based on SDEs since, to my knowledge, raw vote totals for the Iowa Democratic race are not made public.Would say it's about right. But I may just be overly skeptical as my Hillary bet barely played out in Iowa.