Gamblor
The jury has reached a verdict in the Conrad Murray trial, which will be read between 1 and 1:30 pm. You can watch live, here. I've tried to catch the trial in the background at work. Based on what I have seen and in particular based on the quality of the prosecution's presentation (which should be watched by all wannabe litigators as an example of near-perfect trial presentation), I would set the odds as follows:
Guilty: -1000*
Not Guilty: +900**
All others afflicted by Gamblor are welcome to lay their bets until the verdict is read.
* For those who aren't degenerate gamblers, this means that to win $100, you have to bet $1000.
** A bet of $100 wins $900.
Guilty: -1000*
Not Guilty: +900**
All others afflicted by Gamblor are welcome to lay their bets until the verdict is read.
* For those who aren't degenerate gamblers, this means that to win $100, you have to bet $1000.
** A bet of $100 wins $900.
posted by Armen Adzhemyan at 12:00 PM
6 Comments:
I guess you should keep your day job.
???
I mean, yes, a steady salary is much more desirable than betting on the outcome of jury verdicts (or anything else for that matter), but what the hell is that based on? I can only assume you either did not understand what my odds meant or you did not understand what my odds meant.
I was told there would be no math.
I nominate 1:50 AM for comment of the month.
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