After NH win, Bernie's odds for the nomination improve...by 1%
Before NH, 83-17 Clinton
Street NH, 82-18 Clinton
Now before anyone starts in on this, understand that the reason odds didn't move is that Hillary losing NH has been baked into the numbers for a few weeks now. As a result, when expectations were met there was no new movement (On the other hand, if Clinton had pulled off the win, her chances would have spiked to 95% or so.).
The first real chance for Sanders to move the dial is by significantly outperforming expectations in SC (Currently a 83-17 underdog). A win in NV may help in SC, but predictors are already expecting a closer race there than many others (Currently a 62-38 underdog).
So, the belief is that NH hasn't changed the story, at least as of now. And I don't believe the story will change unless Bernie cracks SC, and, by extension, the SEC Primary. In less than three weeks, we'll see if he has the chops to upend the end game.
http://predictwise.com/
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Bernie has already upended the game, and has all the momentum.
You owe me a keyboard! 
Looking at many of the comments here, you'd think that Bernie "hit-a-triple" and came from behind for a surprising win in New Hampshire. Thanks for your post that helps to keep things in perspective. A good dose of REALISM is always good for the soul and mind.
