Furious punter accuses Tories of 'insider trading' over election bets


Furious punter accuses Tories of 'insider trading' over election bets

A punter, Adam Pickering, is enraged at the Tory party for allegedly using secret information to bet on the election date, leaving him £2,000 out of pocket. This comes as a flurry of bets were made on a specific polling day, raising suspicions of insider knowledge.

Questionable Bets and Suspicions

Adam Pickering noticed a sudden surge in bets backing an early July 4 polling day, prompting him to wager against it. The bets, placed the day before the election was called, seemed unusual as there was minimal speculation about an upcoming election.

Demands for Stricter Controls

Feeling cheated by what he perceives as insider trading, Adam is calling for tighter regulations to prevent such occurrences in the future. As a semi-pro gambler with a keen interest in politics and cricket, Adam closely monitors betting markets for discrepancies.

Investigations and Consequences

The controversy has ensnared several individuals, including a parliamentary aide to Rishi Sunak and a police officer in the PM's bodyguard division. Shadow science minister Peter Kyle criticized the Tory party's response, highlighting the suspension of the police officer while questioning Sunak's leadership.


Furious punter accuses Tories of 'insider trading' over election bets

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