Thursday big event guessing game
Two big events on Thursday. Jens v Sosenka and No v Yes.
Both Jens and No are tipped to get just over 50 (km or %). But who will go higher?
By all means have a guess at the actual numbers, but if you want a political row there's the Cake Stop for that
Both Jens and No are tipped to get just over 50 (km or %). But who will go higher?
By all means have a guess at the actual numbers, but if you want a political row there's the Cake Stop for that
Twitter: @RichN95
0
Comments
-
Unless they pollsters have it wildly wrong (and this is an outside possibility due to the number of first time voters), the Nos have it by 3.Team My Man 2018: David gaudu, Pierre Latour, Romain Bardet, Thibaut pinot, Alexandre Geniez, Florian Senechal, Warren Barguil, Benoit Cosnefroy0
-
52% No
51k Jens0 -
50.217km
54.2% No0 -
-
Gone for Jens. 49.9% no, 50.705 Jens.0
-
What a poll. Rich, you are a genius 8)
Jens 50.850km
No 53.2%It's only a bit of sport, Mun. Relax and enjoy the racing.0 -
The_Boy wrote:Unless they pollsters have it wildly wrong (and this is an outside possibility due to the number of first time voters), the Nos have it by 3.
3% is the margin of error in those polls though, so that's neck and neck. Interestingly 97% of eligible voters have registered and those most likely to vote Yes are over 35 and under 65, which is not the way I'd have picked it at all. On the other hand, polling isn't as reliable in this instance as usual, because the polling companies have never done an Indyref before, they have no models to use to correct the data (or if theydo, they've no idea if they work). Warming to my theme... the SNP has it's polling people poll in an odd way where they ask respondents to vote on how likely they are to vote Yes and score it 1-10. Anything over a 5 they put as Yes.
No 58%
Jens 50.15km"In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
@gietvangent0 -
Following the he fundamental interconnectedness of all things idea they have to add up to 100 so 49.699km and 50.301% "no".0
-
Great idea for a thread.
I am going to say Jensie will fail and no will succeed so 49.96 and 54.27 respectivelyGiant Trance X 2010
Specialized Tricross Sport
My Dad's old racer
Trek Marlin 29er 20120 -
Going to go with Jensie on this one, just:
Jens - 51.05km
No - 50.8%0 -
Jens 51.1
No 42.30 -
Nice one this
Jens 49.9
No 54.00 -
Merckx nabbed my guess too. Damn him."In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
@gietvangent0 -
Salsiccia1 wrote:What a poll. Rich, you are a genius 8)
Jens 50.850km
No 53.2%
Yeah, well done Rich, a proper relaxed thread.
Jens about to get on the bike now0 -
51.115km... so who was closest?0
-
sjmclean 15 metres out0
-
Nice to have the first one up.
I'll get the second tomorrow morning. Saw a poll which had it at 56% for Yes. Scotland is buzzing.0 -
65 metres out - damn you sjmclean! However fancy my chances against you on the Scotland question.0
-
YES 1,617,989 44.696878 %
NO 2,001,926 55.303122 %
TOTAL 3,619,915
So, it is 55.3% NO0 -
The article don was closest with 54.27%?0
-
what an honour
I am pleased Jens got it and pleased Scotland didn't!!Giant Trance X 2010
Specialized Tricross Sport
My Dad's old racer
Trek Marlin 29er 20120