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03 November
2008 Brits Gamble
£10m On US Presidential
Election Punters with
British bookies have gambled a record £10
million on the US Presidential Election, say
bookmakers William
Hill. "An unprecedented
£10 million has been gambled on the outcome of
this Presidential Election." said William Hill's
spokesman Graham Sharpe. "We have seen
bets of up to £25,000 staked on Barack Obama
at odds of 4/6 and £17,500 at 13/8 on John
McCain and British punters have really become
intrigued by this contest. We have also taken
plenty of bets from exiled Americans. Oddly enough,
it is illegal to bet on the US Election in
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after staking £8000 at 5/4. William Hill
currently make Barack Obama 1/9 favourite to be
elected President, with John McCain 5/1. The bookies are
betting on how many Electoral College votes the
candidates will get, with Obama 2/1 to get 370 or
more and McCain 2/1 to get 170 or less. Sarah Palin, John
McCain's running mate, is a 12/1 chance to win the
2012 Presidential Election with William Hill, who
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Hillary Clinton at 7/1 and John McCain
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