Nick Luck, Neil Channing and William Kedjanyi join up once again for the popular political betting show, as they ask whether the market strength behind Andy Burnham's candidacy in the Makerfield by election and for the Labour leadership is well founded, or whether the seat's demographics play squarely into the hands of Reform.

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and William Kedjanyi are back with a special edition of the political betting show, looking at how the events of Tuesday May 12th have affected the markets, and wagering opportunities while the King's Speech temporarily suspends hostilities. They also assess the impact of last week's local elections.

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi return with the latest edition of the political betting show on the eve of the Local Elections, with several projections and recommended bets.

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi are back with the popular political betting show. With days to the UK local elections, they assess the markets, focusing particularly on Starmer's exit date in the face of renewed pressure post-Mandelson as well as his likely replacement, where Neil has a 20/1 recommendation. They look at trading positions in the most-seat markets through the prism of next week's likely outcomes, have another dig into Plaid's chances in the Senedd, and have a surprise 10/1 pick in an outer London mayoral contest.

In this episode of the popular political betting podcast, Nick Luck and Neil Channing analyse the instant impact of fledgling party Restore Britain on the betting markets, and ask how it has become such a short price to gain the most seats at the next general election. Nick sits down for a wide ranging interview with party leader Rupert Lowe in a bid to understand his electoral strategy and how it may most effectively impact his rivals.

Nick Luck is joined by regulars Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi to cast an eye over the political betting landscape. They pick through the debris of Gorton and Denton, wonder whether the Greens remain a bet in the 'most seats' market, consider Starmer's exit date, and ask whether Angela Rayner really wants the leadership enough to be value to succeed him at 3/1.

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi are back with the latest edition of the political betting show on the eve of the crucial and bitterly contested Gorton and Denton by-election.

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi are back with the fortnightly political betting podcast that never tells you how to vote.... but DOES tell you how you're GOING to vote. They assess whether the mayhem of the last two weeks has been reflected in the betting markets and - with the Greens flying high in the polls and the Gorton & Denton by-election just around the corner - are joined by Chris Williams, Green Party Deputy CEO and Head of Elections and Field.

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi round-up the betting markets' reaction to the turbulent events of the last seven days, including the Gorton and Denton by-election, the Burnham hokey-cokey, and Jenrick et al defecting from the Tories. Plus, Neil storms in at the end of the episode with a whopping 33/1 bet and why is he doing a reverse ferret on Reform?

Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Will Kedjanyi take a look back at the key events during Party Conference season, and ask how the betting markets were affected.

Nick Luck and Neil Channing return with the latest edition of the popular political betting show, which this week focuses on the shifting sands in Wales: will the remorseless rise of Reform and the newfound confidence of Plaid Cymru under a popular leader combine to loosen Labour's grip in the 2026 Senedd elections? If so, what are the consequences for Starmer? How might this transpose to Westminster, and how many three-way marginals might exist by the next general election? Nick and Neil are joined by special guest Dr Dan Evans, Swansea University sociologist and author of A Nation of Shopkeepers: The Unstoppable rise of the Petit Bourgeoisie. As ever, Star Sports expert William Kedjanyi provides likely odds and outcomes.