Mr Trump Odds Favorite to Win 2020

[Geaux4it]

From Odds Shark.

-Geaux

2020 Presidential Candidates
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump (+110) knows how to rally Republican voters and it has continued to work. Day after day there is a firestorm of tweets from, and incredulous news reports about, the current president. However, nothing has been major enough to shift Trump from being the top Republican in the land.

Joe Biden (+450)
Joe Biden is now the second betting favorite for president at +450. This is the highest position for the former vice-president on the odds table. Previously the No. 2 spot was occupied by one of Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders or Beto O’Rourke.

Biden was quite popular as the “crazy uncle” VP of Barack Obama. It remains to be seen if he can lead a campaign as the top name on the ticket. One thing is for certain, he currently has the inside track on the Democratic nomination.

Should You Bet On Beto? (+3000)
I wouldn’t. O’Rourke hit the campaign trail with gusto, boasting about the fundraising success that he had early on. However, since his odds were at their lowest (around +600), he has consistently fallen off the pace to now sit at +3000.

Kamala Harris (+1200)
Coming from California, Harris already has the support of a number of celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres chief among them, and will look to become the first female president of the United States.

read the rest here

Trump is the Betting Favorite in 2020

 

[Pogo]

Do you think he'll be nominated at the December convention on wet trolley tracks in Wisconsin?

 

[Geaux4it]

Odds To Win The 2020 United States Presidential Election
Name Odds
Donald Trump +110
Joe Biden +450
Bernie Sanders +700
Kamala Harris +1200
Pete Buttgieg +1200
Elizabeth Warren +2000
Andrew Yang +2200
Beto O’Rourke +3000
Tulsi Gabbard +3300
Amy Klobuchar +7000
Cory Booker +5500
Mike Pence +7500
Kirsten Gillibrand +8000
Nikki Haley +10000
John Hickenlooper +10000
John Kasich +10000
Julian Castro +10000
Howard Schultz +10000
Andrew Cuomo +15000
Ted Cruz

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Do you think he'll be nominated at the December convention on wet trolley tracks in Wisconsin?

He's already nominated. There will be no primary.

 

[Pogo]

Do you think he'll be nominated at the December convention on wet trolley tracks in Wisconsin?

He's already nominated. There will be no primary.

Bookmarked for future mocking.

Perhaps I should have linked my quip. OP knows exactly what it means. He continues to run away from it.

 

[Third Party]

Do you think he'll be nominated at the December convention on wet trolley tracks in Wisconsin?

He's already nominated. There will be no primary.

Does Bernie know this?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Do you think he'll be nominated at the December convention on wet trolley tracks in Wisconsin?

He's already nominated. There will be no primary.

Does Bernie know this?

Unless I'm mistaken, Pogo was speaking of Trump.

Granted, his posts are often unclear.

 

[Rocko]

From Odds Shark.

-Geaux

2020 Presidential Candidates
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump (+110) knows how to rally Republican voters and it has continued to work. Day after day there is a firestorm of tweets from, and incredulous news reports about, the current president. However, nothing has been major enough to shift Trump from being the top Republican in the land.

Joe Biden (+450)
Joe Biden is now the second betting favorite for president at +450. This is the highest position for the former vice-president on the odds table. Previously the No. 2 spot was occupied by one of Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders or Beto O’Rourke.

Biden was quite popular as the “crazy uncle” VP of Barack Obama. It remains to be seen if he can lead a campaign as the top name on the ticket. One thing is for certain, he currently has the inside track on the Democratic nomination.

Should You Bet On Beto? (+3000)
I wouldn’t. O’Rourke hit the campaign trail with gusto, boasting about the fundraising success that he had early on. However, since his odds were at their lowest (around +600), he has consistently fallen off the pace to now sit at +3000.

Kamala Harris (+1200)
Coming from California, Harris already has the support of a number of celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres chief among them, and will look to become the first female president of the United States.

read the rest here

Trump is the Betting Favorite in 2020

The problem with this as an indicator is the same problem with Vegas as an indicator. The odds fluctuate according to the bets made. For example when Vegas comes up with a point spread on a sports game that spread is derived, not from the experts, or what people around the country think will happen, but only from the people placing bets. Odds Shark operates the same way. The odds are derived from a small group (relative to voters in the country) who are placing their bets on who they think will win. It’s not like the stock market where there is smart money that is in the know.

PS: I hope Trump wins

 

[Pogo]

From Odds Shark.

-Geaux

2020 Presidential Candidates
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump (+110) knows how to rally Republican voters and it has continued to work. Day after day there is a firestorm of tweets from, and incredulous news reports about, the current president. However, nothing has been major enough to shift Trump from being the top Republican in the land.

Joe Biden (+450)
Joe Biden is now the second betting favorite for president at +450. This is the highest position for the former vice-president on the odds table. Previously the No. 2 spot was occupied by one of Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders or Beto O’Rourke.

Biden was quite popular as the “crazy uncle” VP of Barack Obama. It remains to be seen if he can lead a campaign as the top name on the ticket. One thing is for certain, he currently has the inside track on the Democratic nomination.

Should You Bet On Beto? (+3000)
I wouldn’t. O’Rourke hit the campaign trail with gusto, boasting about the fundraising success that he had early on. However, since his odds were at their lowest (around +600), he has consistently fallen off the pace to now sit at +3000.

Kamala Harris (+1200)
Coming from California, Harris already has the support of a number of celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres chief among them, and will look to become the first female president of the United States.

read the rest here

Trump is the Betting Favorite in 2020

The problem with this as an indicator is the same problem with Vegas as an indicator. The odds fluctuate according to the bets made. For example when Vegas comes up with a point spread on a sports game that spread is derived, not from the experts, or what people around the country think will happen, but only from the people placing bets. Odds Shark operates the same way. The odds are derived from a small group (relative to voters in the country) who are placing their bets on who they think will win. It’s not like the stock market where there is smart money that is in the know.

PS: I hope Trump wins

You hope Rump wins, a year and a half out, without even knowing who he'd be running against?

Isn't that instructive.

 

[Rocko]

From Odds Shark.

-Geaux

2020 Presidential Candidates
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump (+110) knows how to rally Republican voters and it has continued to work. Day after day there is a firestorm of tweets from, and incredulous news reports about, the current president. However, nothing has been major enough to shift Trump from being the top Republican in the land.

Joe Biden (+450)
Joe Biden is now the second betting favorite for president at +450. This is the highest position for the former vice-president on the odds table. Previously the No. 2 spot was occupied by one of Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders or Beto O’Rourke.

Biden was quite popular as the “crazy uncle” VP of Barack Obama. It remains to be seen if he can lead a campaign as the top name on the ticket. One thing is for certain, he currently has the inside track on the Democratic nomination.

Should You Bet On Beto? (+3000)
I wouldn’t. O’Rourke hit the campaign trail with gusto, boasting about the fundraising success that he had early on. However, since his odds were at their lowest (around +600), he has consistently fallen off the pace to now sit at +3000.

Kamala Harris (+1200)
Coming from California, Harris already has the support of a number of celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres chief among them, and will look to become the first female president of the United States.

read the rest here

Trump is the Betting Favorite in 2020

The problem with this as an indicator is the same problem with Vegas as an indicator. The odds fluctuate according to the bets made. For example when Vegas comes up with a point spread on a sports game that spread is derived, not from the experts, or what people around the country think will happen, but only from the people placing bets. Odds Shark operates the same way. The odds are derived from a small group (relative to voters in the country) who are placing their bets on who they think will win. It’s not like the stock market where there is smart money that is in the know.

PS: I hope Trump wins

You hope Rump wins, a year and a half out, without even knowing who he'd be running against?

Isn't that instructive.

I don’t like any of the dems and I like about 65%-75% of what Trump has done or tried to do.

 

[SmokeALib]

From Odds Shark.

-Geaux

2020 Presidential Candidates
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump (+110) knows how to rally Republican voters and it has continued to work. Day after day there is a firestorm of tweets from, and incredulous news reports about, the current president. However, nothing has been major enough to shift Trump from being the top Republican in the land.

Joe Biden (+450)
Joe Biden is now the second betting favorite for president at +450. This is the highest position for the former vice-president on the odds table. Previously the No. 2 spot was occupied by one of Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders or Beto O’Rourke.

Biden was quite popular as the “crazy uncle” VP of Barack Obama. It remains to be seen if he can lead a campaign as the top name on the ticket. One thing is for certain, he currently has the inside track on the Democratic nomination.

Should You Bet On Beto? (+3000)
I wouldn’t. O’Rourke hit the campaign trail with gusto, boasting about the fundraising success that he had early on. However, since his odds were at their lowest (around +600), he has consistently fallen off the pace to now sit at +3000.

Kamala Harris (+1200)
Coming from California, Harris already has the support of a number of celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres chief among them, and will look to become the first female president of the United States.

read the rest here

Trump is the Betting Favorite in 2020

The problem with this as an indicator is the same problem with Vegas as an indicator. The odds fluctuate according to the bets made. For example when Vegas comes up with a point spread on a sports game that spread is derived, not from the experts, or what people around the country think will happen, but only from the people placing bets. Odds Shark operates the same way. The odds are derived from a small group (relative to voters in the country) who are placing their bets on who they think will win. It’s not like the stock market where there is smart money that is in the know.

PS: I hope Trump wins

You hope Rump wins, a year and a half out, without even knowing who he'd be running against?

Isn't that instructive.

Doesn't matter. Dems are a clown show.

 

[Pogo]

From Odds Shark.

-Geaux

2020 Presidential Candidates
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump (+110) knows how to rally Republican voters and it has continued to work. Day after day there is a firestorm of tweets from, and incredulous news reports about, the current president. However, nothing has been major enough to shift Trump from being the top Republican in the land.

Joe Biden (+450)
Joe Biden is now the second betting favorite for president at +450. This is the highest position for the former vice-president on the odds table. Previously the No. 2 spot was occupied by one of Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders or Beto O’Rourke.

Biden was quite popular as the “crazy uncle” VP of Barack Obama. It remains to be seen if he can lead a campaign as the top name on the ticket. One thing is for certain, he currently has the inside track on the Democratic nomination.

Should You Bet On Beto? (+3000)
I wouldn’t. O’Rourke hit the campaign trail with gusto, boasting about the fundraising success that he had early on. However, since his odds were at their lowest (around +600), he has consistently fallen off the pace to now sit at +3000.

Kamala Harris (+1200)
Coming from California, Harris already has the support of a number of celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres chief among them, and will look to become the first female president of the United States.

read the rest here

Trump is the Betting Favorite in 2020

The problem with this as an indicator is the same problem with Vegas as an indicator. The odds fluctuate according to the bets made. For example when Vegas comes up with a point spread on a sports game that spread is derived, not from the experts, or what people around the country think will happen, but only from the people placing bets. Odds Shark operates the same way. The odds are derived from a small group (relative to voters in the country) who are placing their bets on who they think will win. It’s not like the stock market where there is smart money that is in the know.

PS: I hope Trump wins

You hope Rump wins, a year and a half out, without even knowing who he'd be running against?

Isn't that instructive.

I don’t like any of the dems and I like about 65%-75% of what Trump has done or tried to do.

Again, you don't know who the Dem will be. Nobody does.

 

[foggedinn]

Democrats have a long standing tradition of shooting themselves in the foot. From what I've seen, odds are that they will do it again.

 

[Third Party]

Do you think he'll be nominated at the December convention on wet trolley tracks in Wisconsin?

He's already nominated. There will be no primary.

Does Bernie know this?

Unless I'm mistaken, Pogo was speaking of Trump.

Granted, his posts are often unclear.

It was the Wisconsin reference that made me think Biden.