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Five Tips For Aspiring Professional or Semi-Pro Gamblers
This article first appeared here at casinovalley.ca on 11th September 2020 1: Plan a Tight Work Schedule Genuinely professional gamblers are rare, but my experience proves it is possible. Many more have the expertise to consistently make a profit but prefer to keep their gambling as a side income to their main job. That was…
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Five Reasons Why Comparisons Between Biden And Clinton Don’t Stack Up
A critical difference with 2016 is undecideds or third parties. Their figure amounts to just 6.5% compared to 19% at this stage.
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Avoid the Monster Trump Gamble – The Fundamental Numbers Haven’t Changed
To win again, there is no margin for error. Actually Trump needs to improve on that performance, amid less favourable conditions.
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Where can we find reliable information on the US Election?
If the last election is any sort of guide, there will be moments, spells, of high drama. We will be bombarded by competing narratives and the truth may initially be elusive.
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Polls dismiss Trump’s comeback narrative but will the market react?
“Most significantly, the state that has seen the worst violence in recent days shows no sign of turning towards Trump. On the day the President made his controversial visit to Wisconsin, respective surveys from Fox News (A-) and Morning Consult (B/C) recorded Biden 8% and 10%.”
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US Election: Will protests and violence help Trump?
“One of several plausible explanations for this monster gamble is the violence in Kenosha and Portland.”
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US Election: Trump ends convention season on a betting high
“Both previous incumbents to enjoy a ‘double convention bounce’ went on to win – George W Bush in 2004 and Obama in 2012.”
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US Election: Four takeaways from the Democrat Convention
“One profound difference with 2016 was the unity. Four years ago the DNC proceedings began with disaster. Leaks from a Russian hack were released to great online fanfare, revealing the party establishment’s preference and bias towards Clinton over Bernie Sanders.”
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US Election: Kamala Harris is a risk that could backfire on Biden
Anyone labouring under the illusion that this will be an easy ride, in which her qualities are celebrated, the rationale of her arguments win out, that her character and reputation won’t be torn to shreds, has never watched a US election.