Kondos that exactly why the betting still is favouring Remain, but clearly they have doubts themselves.
I do think its worth considering WHO is betting too. It is far more likely to men for example. Which doesn't reflect the whole picture. Those placing large bets are more likely to vote Remain and to be people who have can afford to loose.
Either way, the Bookies will be making sure they win regardless.
This is why I really don't feel able to call it at the moment.
There is nothing in it. I've been keeping a close track of the betting for a few weeks and best odds you'd have got recently would have been late Tuesday/early Weds. Most money went on Leave Monday / Tuesday which seems earlier than you'd expect from the polling / reporting.
The odds came in a lot on Monday (not over the weekend) have been more or less steady since yesterday with little movement today, which does sort of suggest that last night's debate hasn't really changed a lot of minds.
I think there will be shift tomorrow, probably around lunchtime as people start to get a feel for what's actually going on.
But as I said previously, no one know who is actually going to vote and who is just so pissed off with the whole affair.