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GOP Senate leadership gathered at a podium

09Sep2020

US Senate Betting Lines Debut As State Campaigns Heat Up

Just yesterday, we were lamenting the fact that US Senate and House odds had disappeared from the boards and that there were no betting lines available for Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham and their reelection chances. Today’s sunrise brought with it much more than a heaping helping of Vitamin D, as

Mitch McConnell and Lindsay Graham walking together with masks on

08Sep2020

McConnell Ahead, Graham Close In Senate Reelection Races

For some reason, betting lines for which political party would control the US House of Representatives and the US Senate disappeared from international sportsbooks over the past few weeks. The DNC has had a stranglehold on control of the US House since they gained a majority during the 2018 election cycle, a grip

04Sep2020

Trump Hedges Odds By Asking NC Base To Vote Twice

Back during President Trump’s 2016 campaign, he offered forth the notion that he could shoot someone in the middle of the street in broad daylight and he wouldn’t lose any support from his voter base. Trump is now embroiled in a competitive reelection effort that has him up against DNC challenger Joe Biden, and as

02Sep2020

Presidential Election Odds Favorite Trump Calls For CNN To Fire Chris Cuomo

One of the benchmarks of Donald J. Trump’s campaign and Presidential regime has been his insistence that journalism in the United States is fraudulent and biased. On a week that began with Trump leading in the odds at major political betting sites for the first time in months, it must now seem like the good […]

31Aug2020

Odds Flip In Trump’s Favor – Hidin’ No Longer An Option For Biden

The lingering question of whether or not President Donald J. Trump could make up the difference against DNC Nominee Joe Biden in the Presidential betting odds has been answered. The Monday morning following the completion of the Republican National Convention has Trump ahead at two major political betting sites,

Ivanka Trump giving a speech at a White House podium

28Aug2020

Ivanka Trump Highlights Final Day Of RNC As Presidential Election Odds Narrow

So much for the large lead that Joe Biden had built in the betting odds over the last six months. After a four-day Republican National Convention that saw President Donald J. Trump accept the GOP nomination from the White House lawn, the election odds have narrowed considerably. Donald Trump’s odds to win

Dana White shaking hands with Donald Trump as he approaches a podium

26Aug2020

UFC’s Dana White’s Return To 2020 RNC Inspires Fleet Of Prop Bets

Back in 2016, when Donald Trump and his campaign were trying to gather speakers for his first Republican National Convention, the roster included many non-traditional participants that came from outside of the political arena. Z-grade actor Scott Baio and Duck Dynasty star Willie Robertson were some of the oddball

24Aug2020

New Presidential Prop Bets Debut On Eve Of Republican National Convention

The first day of the Republican National Convention is underway as a fleet of speakers in support of President Donald Trump are preparing to set off the four-day event Oddsmakers have been busy as well, crafting Presidential prop bets that will entice political gamblers to lay some action on more than just the

Trump speaking at a podium surrounded by supporters with signs

21Aug2020

Sportsbooks Accepting Bets On Who Will Speak At Republican National Convention

The Republican National Convention is just three days away, but political analysts across the country are still waiting on the speaking list to be revealed for the four-night, mostly virtual event. One former Trump advisor that we can almost guarantee will not be on the shortlist of invitees is Steve Bannon, who

AOC delivering a speech in front of American flags

19Aug2020

AOC Endorses Sanders At Democratic National Convention – Insists She Endorsed Biden

The Democratic National Convention has completed two of its four days with participants giving their speeches remotely to comply with COVID-19 regulations, as the last thing any politician needs right now is to catch the virus and stir more panic. Over the course of the first two nights, many distinguished

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