Bet Which Country Trump Flees To

Written by :

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on :

16 August, 2022

In wake of all the drama that continues to surround Donald Trump, and the increasing chances of indictment, our friends at BetOnline have now released odds on which country the former President might flee to.

We here at Gambling911.com have been seeing a surge of interest in this particular wagering opportunity after Trump claimed on Monday that the Feds had taken his passport. The FBI later said it would be returned to him.

Wagering site BetOnline.ag had created odds for which non-extradition country Trump would flee to previously, and Russia remains the favorite, along with Saudi Arabia.

There are 33 options on the odds board, which you can find below.

Next Non-Extradition Country Trump Enters

Russia 3-1

Saudi Arabia 3-1

United Arab Emirates 7-2

China 7-1

Qatar 10-1

Serbia 16-1

Ukraine 25-1

Indonesia 30-1

Kazakhstan 30-1

Belarus 40-1

Moldova 40-1

Montenegro 40-1

Afghanistan 50-1

Bahrain 50-1

Kuwait 50-1

Macedonia 50-1

Oman 50-1

Libya 80-1

Bosnia and Herz 100-1

Uzbekistan 100-1

Rwanda 125-1

Uganda 125-1

Burma 150-1

Lebanon 150-1

Morocco 150-1

Bangladesh 200-1

Mali 200-1

Tunisia 200-1

Algeria 250-1

Angola 250-1

Mongolia 250-1

Namibia 250-1

Senegal 250-1

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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