What happens when you bet on a soccer game and it turns out a tie?
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Obama and Cameron probably used the match as an opportunity to build rapport. However, Cameron is a member of the English gentry (who would generally be more concerned with sports like bowls, cricket and rugby) so he himself might not even know much about soccer.
Fan of the game and occasional better on it. :)
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-nothing (everyone pay his bill)
-everyone pays (each one ows the other one a beer)
and most likely:
-1 turns to buy a shorty (tequilla, jacky, some shit..) and the other one the beer. Both cheer for the great match or try to get the match out of there memory...
Turns into Fluff talk about the womens tits at the other table or the comments of the reporter. maybe some friend just joined the table or the next card round has begun.
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I'll bet a beer than neither of them are real soccer fans. See my other question about where will all this diplomatic beer betting end.