Poll: What do you believe is the probability that -you- will contract Covid-19?

[RINO Tom]

All evidence considered together, I think the odds I HAVE had Covid and recovered are about 75-80%.

Same here. My dad had it and we didn’t know it was Covid until he was almost through being contagious. I’m assuming that I got it and didn’t show any symptoms.

The lack of knowledge on symptoms was really something early on.  My girlfriends' parents' and brother all got sick about two days after we spent the night at their place, and at the time (like 3/22?), the message was "dry cough and a fever or you don't have it."  Slowly, they started adding things, like feeling tired, body aches and even a loss of smell.  

My girlfriend's mom got denied a test due to not being over 60 (had the other three boxes checked), but two different doctors labeled her an "unofficial positive" and said she'd almost certainly test positive if given a test.  She still hasn't regained her sense of smell.    The next week, I had body aches and was sleeping like 12-13 hours per night and still was hard to wake up, haha.  At the time, I didn't think that much of it - I was being a lazy POS during quarantine at my parents' house.  Looking back, considering my contact with my girlfriends' parents (not to mention having recently taken public transportation, dating an ICU nurse and having a dad who came home from a hospital every night) and the symptoms I had, I'm pretty certain I had it.

I'm still very careful out and about and practice good hygiene habits, but I would be lying if I said it hasn't eased my mind quite a bit.  It sucks there isn't a good antibodies test yet, or my girlfriend says she would take it and volunteer to work on the COVID unit every night (rather than occasionally, as called) if she tested positive.  It seems too few people realize how much EVERYTHING - reopening the economy, relaxing quarantines, slowing the spread, etc. - relies on improving our testing situation.

[SWE]

I was in New Rochelle shortly before it was first reported there, so there's a non zero chance that I picked it up there before anyone noticed it, developed no symptoms and have since beat it, which would be the best case scenario. If not that, probably whatever the chances are for an average American, maybe a tad higher because of my location.

[Person Man]

Probably about 2% in the immediate future and about 15% eventually.

[Roblox]

Guessing 25-40%, but the thing is I got pretty sick the weekend of the 21st, as I traveled from Jacksonville (where I live) to Seattle for the weekend. I had bad headaches, nasal congestion, cold sweats, as well as sneezing and a sore throat. It got better with each day after I came back, but I probably had symptoms for at least 10-12 days. I dismissed it as a normal flu, and it probably was just that, but a part of me wonders...

[Mercenary]

Live in a tural area with very few infected and I stay home the majority of the time. When I do go out I wear a mask and even gloves and still wash hands often. If I stay in this area I out it around 5%.
But my job starts in a month and a half and is in a much higher populated area and involves a lot of travel. In that case the chance skyrockets. So hard to say, depends how things are in a month and a half from now.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

I live in a household of essential workers. There's a good chance one of them gets COVID, and when they do, we're all getting sick.

[Crumpets]

Back in early March I would have said ~70%, but since the total lockdowns have gone into effect, I'd say closer to 10% at least until the next round. That being said, it sounds like there are an awful lot of asymptomatic or very mild cases, and if you told me I had already had it, I wouldn't be surprised at all.

[tallguy23]

Who knows? My uncle tested positive in the UK and had zero symptoms. None.

It's been 3 weeks now and he has yet to have gotten sick and he's 70.

[bagelman]

10-25%, but probably the higher end of the spectrum. I had a dream about nearly getting it.