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« If you want to know the election winner, look to the betting markets

If you add up all the positive numbers, do they sum to a negative number? It seems that they do. »

Prof. Leighton Vaughan Williams
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- Can we solve the mystery of Shakespeare's 'lost plays'?
- Election pollsters put their methods to the test – and turnout is the key.
- How looking at bad polls can show Labour how to win the next election.
- Jeb Bush dives into the presidential race.
- Madness of crowds, polls and experts confirmed by Trump victory.
- Report card: How well did UK election forecasters perform in 2017?
- Same-sex ruling no surprise to Supreme Court gamblers.
- Strictly Come Dancing: The luck of the draw matters in talent shows.
- The Day Zero was Banned from Roulette
- The Grand National Steeplechase
- The Nobel Prize Prediction Industry
- The smart money is backing Donald Trump
- US presidential elections: why a Democrat is now favourite to win in 2020.
- What happened to missing aircraft MH370?
- Why the polls called UK election 2015 wrong.
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Betting
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Betting Taxation
- A Policy Response to the E-Commerce Revolution: The Case of Betting Taxation in the UK
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- GPT Introduced, 2001
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- Handbook of Sports and Lottery Markets
- Routledge International Handbook of Internet Gambling
- The Taxation of Gambling Machines: A Theoretical Perspective
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- Betting to Win: A Professional Guide to Profitable Betting
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- Information Efficiency in Financial and Betting Markets
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- Prediction Markets: Theory and Applications
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HM Revenue and Customs
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Papers Online
- A Policy Response to the E-Commerce Revolution: The Case of Betting Taxation in the UK
- Implications of Betting Tax Reforms for the Taxation of Equities
- Quarbs and Efficiency in Spread Betting Markets: Can You Beat the Book?
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Political Forecasting
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Press and media
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- Efficiency of Betting Markets
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- The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics
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- Information Efficiency in Financial and Betting Markets
- Prediction Markets
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- Punters v Pollsters (Economist)
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- London Prediction Market Conference
- Prediction Markets: Theory and Applications
Short stories
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Thought Experiment
- Sleeping Beauty Problem
Twisted Logic
- A Simple Thought Experiment
- Sleeping Beauty Problem
- When Should We Count Cards?
- When should we push the envelope?
- Where are the Aliens?
- Winning at Blackjack
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- The Bet that Blew Up Wall Street
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