We’ve been forced to cut the odds of Theresa May postponing next week’s meaningful vote, after previously delaying it in December.
The price of another vote delay tumbled from 10 to 6/1 today, (Friday) following a series of bets.
It’s currently rated 1/33 – a likelihood of around 97% – that the House of Commons will reject the deal on Tuesday, or 9/1 that it is approved.
And we make it odds-on 1/3 that May faces a record-largest Commons defeat ever, with a majority of 228 expected.
Meanwhile, a second EU Referendum to take place before the end of 2019 is rated 6/4.
Spokesman Paddy Power said: “As we grow closer to next Tuesday’s meaningful vote, we’ve cut the price of Theresa May put it off once again, in a bid to rally up more support from MPs. Or, at least attempt to.
“And it seems Theresa May could be a record-breaker. That is, the largest ever Commons defeat since 1924, which might be one to leave off your CV.”
MEANINGFUL VOTE & BREXIT SPECIAL BETS
1/33 The House of Commons to reject the Brexit deal on Tuesday 15th Jan
1/3 Theresa May to record the largest-ever Commons defeat
6/4 A second EU Referendum to take place before the end of 2019
6/1 Theresa May to delay Jan 15th meaningful vote
9/1 House of Commons to accept the Brexit deal on Tuesday 15th Jan
Find a full list of Brexit odds on paddypower.com