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Taliban Afghanistan Biden Impeachment Odds

23Aug2021

Odds For Joe Biden’s Impeachment & Resignation Narrow Following Afghanistan Blunder

Similar to the realm of sports, a loss in politics ultimately falls upon the person that was calling the plays. President Joe Biden was not serving in the White House when the Afghanistan conflict began in 2001, and he was months away from being sworn in when Donald Trump called for the withdrawal of all […]

Kamala Harris leads Trump, Biden, DeSantis in 2024 POTUS odds

18Aug2021

How The Fall Of Afghanistan Could Impact The 2024 Presidential Election Odds

After a 20-year occupation in the Middle Eastern country of Afghanistan by the United States military backed by NATO forces, remaining troops now have a hard date for departing the region set for August 31. Of course, a pullout of that magnitude cannot occur overnight. The withdrawal process has been active for

05Aug2021

Political Sportsbooks Expand To Offer UK Election Betting And British Royal Family Odds

It seems that the popularity of political betting inspired by the 2016 Presidential campaign of Donald Trump continues to grow as the realm now includes UK election odds and props for numerous potential outcomes. Many sportsbooks reported record intakes upon the rendering of Joe Biden’s Presidential victory in

Financial Market prop bets ask the value of BTC following Biden's speech

24Mar2021

Prop Bets For President Biden’s Press Conference Imply Bitcoin & Stock Market Gains

While it did take President Joe Biden a considerable amount of time to provide the first State of the Union Address during his regime, he now appears to be warming up the camera and making more appearances as of late. Biden has scheduled his first press conference as President for tomorrow, and political betting

19Jan2021

Joe Biden Inauguration Odds Trending At Top Election Betting Sites

Well, it’s officially official: Donald Trump is finished. Yeah, he might be President for another 36 hours or so, but he’s done. Trump, #YoureFired! (In before the Twitter trend…) How do we know? Well, it’s simple, really. Today is the first time in the last half decade that you won’t find any Trump odds

19Jan2021

Political Betting Odds Favor Andrew Yang To Become Next NYC Mayor

Andrew Yang is intent on making a change and is not inclined to sit back and wait for another Presidential Election to begin the onest of his initiatives. Because current Mayor Bill de Blasio cannot run for a third consecutive term, the office is now up for grabs, and a field of candidates is beginning […]

crowd at presidential inauguration outside capitol building

15Jan2021

Bet On These 2021 Presidential Inauguration Odds Right Now

With the 2021 Presidential inauguration of Joe Biden less than a week away, the best election betting sites have put up a host of political props on the event. While there will be no crowds on hand for the event due to the January 6 protests and break-ins on Capitol Hill, the Biden inauguration should […]

08Jan2021

Chaos In D.C. Reignites Trump Prop Bets For Impeachment, Resignation, & Pardon Odds

Can a sitting President pardon themselves for a crime that they have yet to be charged with? The legalities of this question could come in to play very soon as President Trump’s administration winds down over the next 12 days. In the chaos following the riots in the US Capitol, Congressional leaders are

07Jan2021

Trump Twitter Props In-Play After Supporters Forcefully Enter US Capitol Building

President Trump warned that an intervention would be coming on January 6th when the US Senate planned to convene to certify Electoral College results that would pronounce Joe Biden as the next President of the United States. Early in the day, Vice President Mike Pence broke with his President and announced that he

28Dec2020

Sportsbooks Look Toward Biden Presidency, Further Indicating Trump Loss

Now that the sportsbooks have declared Joe Biden as the next President of the United States, the country can safely move on and begin to consider what the next four years will bring under our newly elected leadership. All kidding aside, Trump has yet to acknowledge his 2020 Presidential Election loss, and with

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