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Manne wrote:
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Any chances of a “Brexit” seemed very slim just a few weeks ago, but the European refugee crisis and the rise of radical right-wing parties like the UKIP have changed the battleground. The Sun tabloid got ahead of the story last week by urging their 1.7 million readers to leave the EU.
With the Brexit referendum just one week away on Thursday, June 23, the “Stay” camp is still the favorite on the props market at –160, but the “Leave” camp (+120) is ahead.
Will the odds go up or down?
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nattika wrote:
Will the odds go up or down?
I'm really curious how this will end up, been following the news for some months. One thing I don't like is how the media comes up with scare tactics, cause scare tactics even if not true can gain opinions. That's manipulating and changing the democracy europe should play by but unfortunately does not.
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ixgames wrote:
I'm really curious how this will end up, been following the news for some months. One thing I don't like is how the media comes up with scare tactics, cause scare tactics even if not true can gain opinions. That's manipulating and changing the democracy europe should play by but unfortunately does not.
Politics are corrupt why betting on it.
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snobben wrote:
Politics are corrupt why betting on it.
Politics are corrupt why betting on it.
Maybe that's the point of it!
Maybe that's the point of it!
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David_1 wrote:
Politics are corrupt why betting on it.
Maybe that's the point of it!
Give it your best shot :dirol
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David_1 wrote:
Politics are corrupt why betting on it.
Maybe that's the point of it!
Maybe that's the point of it!
Yes because you never know what will happens :1orglaugh
Yes because you never know what will happens :1orglaugh
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It is really funny that almost nothing has changed 2 years after the “Brexit”
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Any chances of a “Brexit” seemed very slim just a few weeks ago, but the European refugee crisis and the rise of radical right-wing parties like the UKIP have changed the battleground. The Sun tabloid got ahead of the story last week by urging their 1.7 million readers to leave the EU.
With the Brexit referendum just one week away on Thursday, June 23, the “Stay” camp is still the favorite on the props market at –160, but the “Leave” camp (+120) is ahead.