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07Apr2020

Biden VP Pick Odds Feature Only Women, But Who Catches JoeFever?

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The job of Vice President of the United States, as the second-highest ranking elected official in the executive branch, can sometimes be more vital than who sits in the White House. Succeeding the President upon death or resignation and presiding over the Senate (casting a vote only to break a tie) are the two

06Apr2020

Wisconsin Primary Betting Odds Favor Biden Spreading Malarkey

UPDATE: Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Monday afternoon issued an executive order to delay the state’s presidential primary June 9 because of the coronavirus pandemic. However, in the evening, the US Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that overturned a lower court’s expansion of absentee voting and ruled the governor

03Apr2020

Why Bernie Sanders Is America’s Best Bet For President In 2020

America supposedly loves an underdog, but voters have continued backing “perceived favorites” for President during a declared national emergency. Like percentage growth for the US spread rate of COVID-19, it’s hard for our human brains to accurately “see” the odds of something happening, which is common when

02Apr2020

2020 Presidential Election Odds Favor Trump-Pence Over Biden-Harris

The 2020 Presidential Election odds has experienced a fair amount of volatility over the past month at online sportsbooks and prediction betting markets around the globe. With April Fools Day clown props in the tiny car’s rearview mirror, Bovada’s updated political futures board for April 2 now

01Apr2020

Cuomo Favored Over Trump In Updated 2020 Presidential Election Odds

These days, the only thing spreading faster than the coronavirus is the quarantine fever for stern, fresh-out-of-the-shower, clean-cut, middle-aged men. The proof is in the parent’s pudding: “Govern me, daddy” merch is here for Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, but what about another sexy leader

31Mar2020

Will President Trump Pardon The Tiger King? Don’t Bet On It.

Eeny, meeny, miny, pardon Joe? Not Biden, but the U.S. criminal justice system caught a “Tiger King” by the toe. If President Trump hollers, “Look, let Mr. Exotic go!” Oddsmakers from the top-rated Bovada sportsbook told me to pick one of the very best exotic political prop bets available today, and YOU — “Will

30Mar2020

Nominee Odds For Biden Fall, Bernie Underdog To Cuomo Is A Joke

April Fools Day is just around the corner, but the latest 2020 Democratic nominee betting odds show just how much of a joke this race has become to both oddsmakers and political bettors. However, the ongoing pandemic is no laughing matter, and several states have pushed the pause button on the Democratic primaries

27Mar2020

2020 U.S. Presidential Elections Will Be Held, Oddsmakers Predict

The United States of America and the rest of the world continue to try containing the coronavirus, but pundits have suggested voting may be up next on the cancel chopping block. According to the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election betting market, oddsmakers from Bovada and BetOnline predict there’s very little chance

26Mar2020

Political Bettors Slowly Begin To Jump Off Biden’s Bandwagon

Political bettors for the 2020 presidential election market have been “ridin’ with Biden” ever since the former Vice President picked up several key victories from the Super Tuesday Democratic primaries. Across the board, Joe Biden’s odds of winning the nomination and White House had

25Mar2020

White House, Senate Agree On $2 Trillion Stimulus But Trump Recession Still Favored

Senate leaders have reached an unprecedented $2 trillion stimulus package with White House officials to provide financial relief for American workers, businesses, and hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. But is $2 trillion enough to prevent a recession during President Donald Trump’s first term in

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