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16Jan2020

Yang Beats Trump, According To The Oddsmakers

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Regardless of what polls and pundits say, it’s going to be difficult for the eventual Democrat nominee to beat President Donald Trump. Along with having the incumbency advantage, most enormous war chest, 24/7 media attention, Trump’s reelection odds have made it clear that he’s the favorite heading in the 2020

15Jan2020

Trump’s Reelection Odds Hit All-Time High After House Votes To Send Impeachment Articles To Senate For Trial

In a year that’s certain to be filled with uncertainty, the 2020 presidential election betting market has made one thing abundantly clear. You can’t stump the Trump. At least that is—in essence—what people “putting money where their mouth is” think when real money is wagered on President Donald Trump’s reelection

13Jan2020

Trump Receives Prop Bets For LSU-Clemson National Championship

You can always bet on President Donald Trump finding a way to join the national conversation. And tonight, Trump is using a tried-and-tested favorite in his playbook: attending a big-time college football game. Trump—the favorite in the latest 2020 presidential election odds—will head down to the Mercedes-Benz

09Jan2020

Trump, Bloomberg Place Big Bets On Super Bowl Ads

When it comes to candidates placing a bet on the 2020 presidential election, spending money on advertising remains one of the best ways a political campaign can reach the masses. And there’s one ad buy that’s worth more than any other: the Super Bowl. The 2020 campaigns for President Donald Trump and former New

08Jan2020

Trump-Iran Odds: Soleimani’s Death Fuels New Prop Bets

Whether it’s surviving his pending impeachment trial, increasing his odds of winning the presidential election, or taking out a terrorist leader in the Middle East, one thing is a safe bet. President Donald Trump, in one way or another, will have the world’s attention for the entirety of 2020. And just over a

26Dec2019

Donald Trump’s 2020 Reelection Odds Hit New High After Impeachment

Can any Democrat stump the Trump? It’s possible, but their chances of doing so are falling as we close the curtains on 2019. Despite getting impeached by the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives last week, the political oddsmakers don’t see the two approves articles—abuse of power and obstruction of

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26Dec2019

Favorites Biden, Sanders Must Get Through Each Other Before Trump In 2020

Maybe some people have forgotten that Sen. Bernie Sanders was almost the Democratic nominee in 2016 before losing to Hillary Clinton. Trying again this time around, Sanders is currently surging in numbers as 2019 comes to an end. However, not only is President Donald Trump favored for reelection next year, but

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23Dec2019

Despite Pelosi-McConnell Rumors, Senate Is Expected To Vote On Trump Removal

To say the impeachment of President Donald Trump has been a roller coaster might be an understatement. With the contentions between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Trump, along with a few Democrats and Republicans blurring the party-line voting, things are taking a life our their own. To make things even more

20Dec2019

Odds Do Not Favor President Trump’s Resignation Or Removal From Office

Earlier this week, Donald Trump became the third United States President to ever be impeached following in the footsteps of Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson. The House of Representatives approved both articles of impeachment– abuse of power and obstruction of Congress– on December 18. However, this is only the

19Dec2019

House Impeaches President Trump. Here’s The Odds For What Happens Next.

For the third time in the history of the United States, the House of Representatives has impeached a sitting President. President Donald Trump was impeached on Thursday, Dec. 18, with the House approving two articles—abuse of power and obstruction of Congress—against him nearly along party lines. Here’s the vote