Hold Onto Your Hats – WagerWeb.com Posts Odds on Tropical Storms and Hurricanes
San Jose, Costa Rica May 3, 2006 WagerWeb.com, one of the Internets largest betting sites known for its offering of odds for the hottest issues surrounding the news media (especially sports), posted odds today on the likelihood that tropical storms and hurricanes will blow into the country with the same, less or greater force than last year. Predictions by experts call for storms hitting landfall in the U.S. to be almost 50 percent greater than previous years. High winds and torrential rainfall took a heavy toll in 2005.
Last years hurricanes and storms hit the country with a one two punch that crippled the Eastern half of the country, says Dave Johnson, CEO of WagerWeb.com. This year could be worse, so we figured that posting odds would get people out of their chairs into the home stores buying water, lumber and flashlights.
The odds ask bettors to predict wind speed and numbers of storms as follows (110 means $11 bet wins $10):
Total Number of Atlantic Tropical Storms/Hurricanes
Over 21.5 ..-110
Under 21.5 ..-110
Total Number of...
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