Many individuals are banking on Andhra Pradesh's election results. They are aware that those betting on YCP's win will receive a greater return ratio than those betting on Kutami's win. This means that betting on ycp is riskier and promises higher rewards, but betting on Kutami is less risky and offers lower returns.
 
For example, the betting return ratio for 'Kutami's Win' is 1:1, but 'YCP's Win' is 1:2.
 
Given this environment, some people who believed the ycp would win became swayed by pervasive propaganda and began betting on Kutami's victory.
 
What is the danger here? Who might fall into this trap?

Consider the 2019 election results, when Lagadapati Rajagopal's exit poll figures prompted many people to bet on the TDP's victory because of his track record of accurate predictions. However, they all suffered significant losses as ycp emerged victorious. Those who placed bets benefited. It was also rumored at the time that Lagadapati was involved in the game.
 
Without Lagadapati Rajagopal's survey, many psephologists are making forecasts. Individuals running the betting are likely spreading 'opposite talk' to attract bets to the losing side, guaranteeing they make a lot of money.

This Goebbels-like propaganda that Kutami would win is transmitted by selected psephologists, as well as word of mouth by certain selected persons at the village and town levels, resulting in a greater focus on 'Kutami's Win' than on YCP's victory.
 
If this scenario is true, individuals betting on 'Kutami's Win' may lose, benefitting the betting organisers. Even after paying the winners of 'YCP's Win' at a 1:2 ratio, they still make a significant profit.
 
We'll see what the official exit polls indicate on june 1st evening, as well as what happens on june 4th.
 
 

 
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01/06/2024 07:00 AM