Do your own research before placing any bets. Please.
**This is a market on if Donald Trump will be inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States of America, on Inauguration Day—January 20th, 2021. At the time of market creation, AP, CNN, WSJ, Fox, and more have called the election for Joe Biden as the winner, and formally declared him the president-elect, however Trump vows to contest the result legally.
Inauguration Day is the day when the newly elected President is sworn in, and takes place at the beginning of every new term, regardless of if it is a new president, or the incumbent president is entering their second term. It has taken place on January 20th every time since 1937, unless it’s been a Sunday, which it is not in 2021. In the highly unlikely event the Inauguration Day date is changed to any other day before February 1st, 2021, it will be treated as the official Inauguration Day and resolution date for this market, and the same conditions will apply.
This market will not resolve, under any circumstances, until the resolution date—Inauguration Day. If Joe Biden, or anyone else other than Donald Trump, is inaugurated that day as President of the USA, the market will resolve to “No”. If Trump claims he is still president, but is not officially inaugurated on Inauguration Day, the market will resolve to “No”. If for any reason, Trump is not inaugurated for the next term before February 1st, 2021, the market will resolve to “No”. If he is officially inaugurated for his second term on Inauguration Day the market will resolve to "Yes". The resolution source will be https://www.usa.gov/presidents#item-37462 and https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-white-house/presidents/, both official government sources.**
Doom? Nah. I like to look at ups and downs and weigh them against each other. Consider. You stand to gain a significant sum if this wager goes through(it's a significant amount and may not be legally bound), or you stand to lose a source of a significant tax. Assuming your house has similar value to what you seek to gain, that's a value range that likely means a Biden admin would target you for significant taxation.
Now, it's one thing to assume a negative possibility to be aware of it. It's another to think that's the only outcome when odds are significantly in favor of positive outcomes.
Now we know you're lying.
Why?
If your co-worker is a democrat, he/she will welch on that bet in a heartbeat.
Exactly..............
nice jew frog Peggylips good to see you are holding on to the racism the democrats love so much, get fucked
Peggylips is an estrogen filled antifa man
change my mind
and no notary would authorize that, most states gambling is illegal
seems fishy .
once a handshake goes hostile its pretty clear it s a shill or troll.
$20 bet pays $237 If Trump gets inaugurated for president.
Did a little research the site seems legit.
https://polymarket.com/market/will-donald-trump-be-inaugurated-for-his-second-term-as-president-of-the-usa-on-inauguration-day-january-20th-2021
I'll be placing a bet on payday.
Do your own research before placing any bets. Please.
**This is a market on if Donald Trump will be inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States of America, on Inauguration Day—January 20th, 2021. At the time of market creation, AP, CNN, WSJ, Fox, and more have called the election for Joe Biden as the winner, and formally declared him the president-elect, however Trump vows to contest the result legally.
Inauguration Day is the day when the newly elected President is sworn in, and takes place at the beginning of every new term, regardless of if it is a new president, or the incumbent president is entering their second term. It has taken place on January 20th every time since 1937, unless it’s been a Sunday, which it is not in 2021. In the highly unlikely event the Inauguration Day date is changed to any other day before February 1st, 2021, it will be treated as the official Inauguration Day and resolution date for this market, and the same conditions will apply.
This market will not resolve, under any circumstances, until the resolution date—Inauguration Day. If Joe Biden, or anyone else other than Donald Trump, is inaugurated that day as President of the USA, the market will resolve to “No”. If Trump claims he is still president, but is not officially inaugurated on Inauguration Day, the market will resolve to “No”. If for any reason, Trump is not inaugurated for the next term before February 1st, 2021, the market will resolve to “No”. If he is officially inaugurated for his second term on Inauguration Day the market will resolve to "Yes". The resolution source will be https://www.usa.gov/presidents#item-37462 and https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-white-house/presidents/, both official government sources.**
Lemmi guess, you plan to move if the election is stolen anyways, right?
Peggy you lips have blue waffles. look it up
Doom? Nah. I like to look at ups and downs and weigh them against each other. Consider. You stand to gain a significant sum if this wager goes through(it's a significant amount and may not be legally bound), or you stand to lose a source of a significant tax. Assuming your house has similar value to what you seek to gain, that's a value range that likely means a Biden admin would target you for significant taxation.
Now, it's one thing to assume a negative possibility to be aware of it. It's another to think that's the only outcome when odds are significantly in favor of positive outcomes.
A bet of a few thousand dollars would have been more believable shill.
TOGTFO