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14Oct2016

Record Breaking Bet of More Than £500K On Hillary Clinton To Win The Presidency

Most of us feel that the upcoming presidential election is too close to call at this point, and that it has been one of the most unprecedented and unpredictable election cycles in history. Though the gaps have widened a bit since Trump’s lewd comments that were caught on tape were leaked to the public, for […]

26Sep2016

Betting Props For The Presidential Debate

2016 Presidential Debate: Will Donald Trump Wear A Red Tie – Wanna Bet On It? It may come as a bit of a surprise to some of you out there, but you absolutely can bet on whether or not Donald Trump will wear a red tie or not to the first Presidential Debate of the […]

Presidential Debates For Clinton And Trump

23Sep2016

How The Unpredictable 2016 Presidential Debates Will Affect Political Betting Odds

The upcoming presidential debate scheduled to take place on Monday, September 26th is expected to be one of the most watched events on television to ever take place. Networks predicted that close to 100 million people are expected to watch the 90 minute debate between democratic presidential nominee Hillary

26Feb2016

Did the Democrats Prop Up Trump’s Win in South Carolina?

The South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary took place last Saturday, February 20th. Unlike most states that handle both democrats and republicans on the same day, SC chooses to split it up. Did the Democrats prop up Trump’s results for their own endgame? To be honest, there is no way to know. South

10Feb2016

How Will the Anti-Establishment Wins in New Hampshire Affect Betting Odds?

Tuesday night the voters of New Hampshire sent a clear message that they are seeking candidates that are not a part of the well oiled Washington machine and business as usual. Voters from both sides of the fence rejected establishment candidates and instead went with the revolutionary messages offered by Donald

08Feb2016

What Makes The New Hampshire Primary Crucial For Republicans and Democrats

New Hampshire’s presidential primary is the second key event in the 2016 Presidential Election. The importance of the New Hampshire primary is directly associated with the fact that it is so early in the timeline and is the first chance for the candidates to test their standing with a broader audience. It

03Feb2016

Which Candidates Are Still In It To Win It After the Iowa Caucus?

John Lloyd
Democrat, Iowa, News, Political News, Republican, States

One of the standard second acts to the Iowa caucuses is the withdrawal of candidates whose performance in the very first primary demonstrated that they lack the support necessary to carry on in the presidential race. It happens for candidates in both parties and represents an overall narrowing of the competition.

03Feb2016

Cruz and Clinton Deliver Historic Results in 2016 Iowa Caucus

Denise Danner
Democrat, Iowa, News, Republican

The 2016 Iowa Caucus set multiple historic records on February 1st as the American people had their first say in the upcoming presidential election. Each party had their own moments of glory, and both Cruz and Clinton will be remembered in the history books for breaking a glass ceiling of their own in powerful

01Feb2016

2016 Iowa Caucus Predictability – Up In The Air?

Jennifer Nichols
Democrat, Iowa, News, Republican, States

As the nation turns its focus to Iowa, the first state to have a say in who they want to see in the White House, many election watchdogs feel that the only predictable portion of the caucuses is the impeding weather, which doesn’t bode well for anyone . All of the candidates have been swarming […]

27Jan2016

Trump Bows Out of GOP Debate Days Before Iowa Caucus

John Lloyd
Democrat, Donald Trump, Iowa, News, Republican, States

The ongoing feud between Donald Trump and Megyn Kelly is no secret, but we are still surprised that Trump would see her presence as a reason to skip a key debate that was strategically timed for the candidates to get their messages out again before the critical Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire primary. Trump is