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The political betting angle to whatever the hell happened in Venezuela

The political betting angle to whatever the hell happened in Venezuela

When Mike Smithson first asked me to start editing political betting he made it very clear that I would be privy to embargoed polling and I shouldn’t bet based on those polls until they were public., I was more than happy to comply due to my sense of ethics. It appears others do not have that same sense of ethics when it comes to insider information. TSE

An update on Donald ‘no more wars’ Trump’s chances of winning the Nobel peace prize

An update on Donald ‘no more wars’ Trump’s chances of winning the Nobel peace prize

Bet365 have a one sided market up on whether Donald Trump will win the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize and even before this morning’s news I wasn’t interested and I still wouldn’t be interested if the odds were 33/1. The cynic in me wonders if we’re about to see more truly damaging Epstein revelations about the self confessed pussy grabber Donald Trump. TSE

A 10/1 and a 6/1 tip to start your new year

A 10/1 and a 6/1 tip to start your new year

Ladbrokes have put up some specials for 2026 and a lot of these look like they will fund the 2026 Ladbrokes Christmas bonus but two bets seem worth a punt even if they violate my rule about avoiding bets where the bookie doesn’t offer both sides of the bet. The two bets I feel like value are the two YouGov related ones. Whilst Reform are going backwards in the last few months I would expect them to pick up a…

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My favourite betting chart of 2025

My favourite betting chart of 2025

A reminder that betting markets are regularly laughably wrong. It also serves as a reminder that you shouldn’t bet on the next Pope markets as is the epitome of an insiders’ market, which is what I wrote when JD Vance Liz Trussed Pope Francis. TSE

On the trail hunting for supporters of trail hunting

On the trail hunting for supporters of trail hunting

I find it interesting that even Brits living in rural areas support the ban. As somebody who has lived in rural England I am a little bit surprised by these findings. About twenty years ago when the debate about fox hunting was raging I was entirely agnostic about the debate, and the same applies to trail hunting. TSE