2020 Presidential Elections Likely Biggest Decision in BetOnline History
The 2020 Presidential Election is inching toward being the biggest decision in BetOnline's history. It has already surpassed the handle for Super Bowl LIV, and the betting site has already booked an amount in the mid 8-figure range. BetOnline is currently offering a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $1000).
The numbers change fluctuate drastically daily, but at this point, if Trump is re-elected, BetOnline will lose a sum in the low seven figures. If Biden wins, the book will win a sum in the mid six figures.
Currently, Biden is a -180 favorite (down from -200) while Trump is a +160 underdog. The drop from Biden -200 is a result of a significant amount of bets taken on Trump over the past 72 hours ahead of Thursday afternoon (October 29).
Overall, just under 70% of the money is on Trump. As far as bet count, it's fairly even with a slight edge toward Biden at 54%.
"We saw this same scenario playing out in 2016 when all the polls and models had Clinton around the 70% projection to be elected, but all the bets were coming in on the underdog Trump," a representative from BetOnline tells Gambling911.com. "Needless to say, the books took a bath on that election outcome."
79 million votes had been cast early as of the morning of October 29.
Here is some additional action info. for other political markets.
Biggest state electoral vote liabilities with betting available here:
Trump wins Maine
Trump wins New Hampshire
Trump wins Michigan
Trump wins Colorado
Trump wins Pennsylvania
Biggest Senate election liabilities:
Gary Peters, Michigan
Lindsay Graham, South Carolina
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Who will win 2020 Election?
Joe Biden: -200 odds
Donald Trump: +175 odds
(Odds imply 66.7% chance Biden will win)
Who will in 2020 Election popular vote?
Joe Biden: -700 odds
Donald Trump: +450 odds
(Odds imply 87.5% chance Bdien will win)
Will the popular vote winner win electoral college?
Yes: -240 odds
No: +190 odds
(Odds imply 70.6% chance “yes” will happen)
Will Trump lose every state he lost in 2016?
Yes: -220 odds
No: +180 odds
(Odds imply 68.8% chance “yes” will happen)
Will Trump win every state he lost in 2016?
Yes: +325 odds
No: -550 odds
(Odds imply 84.6% chance “no” will happen)
Will Democratic Party win Election, Senate and Lower House
Yes: -155 odds
No: +125 odds
(Odds imply 60.8% chance “yes” will happen)
2020 Election voter turnout
Over 149.5 million: -225 odds
Under 149.5 million: +160 odds
(Odds imply 69.2% chance “over” will happen)
2020 Election voter turnout
Over 60.5%: -150 odds
Under 60.5%: +110 odds
(Odds imply 60.0% chance “over” will happen)
Senate Races
Alabama Senate Race
Tommy Tuberville: -1000 odds
Doug Jones: +550 odds
(Odds imply 90.9% chance Tuberville will win)
Arizona Senate Race
Mark Kelly: -450 odds
Martha McSally: +275 odds
(Odds imply 81.8% chance Kelly will win)
Colorado Senate Race
John Hickenlooper: -850 odds
Cory Gardner: +450 odds
(Odds imply 89.5% chance Hickenlooper will win)
Iowa Senate Race
Joni Ernst: -130 odds
Theresa Greenfield: -110 odds
(Odds imply 56.5% chance Ernst will win)
Kansas Senate Race
Roger Marshall: -400 odds
Barbara Bollier: +250 odds
(Odds imply 80.0% chance Marshall will win)
Kentucky Senate Race
Mitch McConnell: -1300 odds
Amy McGrath: +625 odds
(Odds imply 92.9% chance McConnell will win)
Maine Senate Race
Sara Gideon: -300 odds
Susan Collins: +200 odds
(Odds imply 75.0% chance Gideon will win)
Michigan Senate Race
Gary Peters: -270 odds
John James: +180 odds
(Odds imply 73.0% chance Peters will win)
Montana Senate Race
Steve Daines: -200 odds
Steve Bullock: +150 odds
(Odds imply 66.7% chance Daines will win)
North Carolina Senate Race
Cal Cunningham: -140 odds
Thom Tillis: +100 odds
(Odds imply 58.3% chance Cunningham will win)
South Carolina Senate Race
Lindsey Graham: -350 odds
Jaime Harrison: +225 odds
(Odds imply 77.8% chance Graham will win)
Electoral College Vote
Alabama
Republican: -2500
Democrat: +1000
Alaska
Republican: -1000
Democrat: +600
Arizona
Republican: +105
Democrat: -135
(Odds imply 57.5% chance Democrat will win)
Arkansas
Republican: -3300
Democrat: +1200
California
Republican: +900
Democrat: -2000
Colorado
Republican: +650
Democrat: -1200
Connecticut
Republican: +1000
Democrat: -2500
Delaware
Republican: +1000
Democrat: -2500
Florida
Republican: -145
Democrat: +115
(Odds imply 59.2% chance Repuplican will win)
Georgia
Republican: -160
Democrat: +130
(Odds imply 61.5% chance Repuplican will win)
Hawaii
Republican: +1400
Democrat: -3300
Idaho
Republican: -2500
Democrat: +1000
Illinois
Republican: +900
Democrat: -2000
Indiana
Republican: -2000
Democrat: +900
Iowa
Republican: -165
Democrat: +135
(Odds imply 62.3% chance Repuplican will win)
Kansas
Republican: -2000
Democrat: +900
Kentucky
Republican: -3300
Democrat: +1200
Louisiana
Republican: -3300
Democrat: +1200
Maine (statewide)
Republican: +550
Democrat: -800
Maryland
Republican: -4000
Democrat: +1400
Massachusetts
Republican: -5000
Democrat: +1600
Michigan
Republican: +240
Democrat: -300
(Odds imply 75.0% chance Democrat will win)
Minnesota
Republican: +240
Democrat: -300
(Odds imply 75.0% chance Democrat will win)
Mississippi
Republican: -2500
Democrat: +1000
Missouri
Republican: -1500
Democrat: +750
Montana
Republican: -2000
Democrat: +900
Nebraska (statewide)
Republican: -2500
Democrat: +1000
Nevada
Republican: +215
Democrat: -275
(Odds imply 73.3% chance Democrat will win)
New Hampshire
Republican: +275
Democrat: -350
(Odds imply 77.8% chance Democrat will win)
New Jersey
Republican: +800
Democrat: -1600
New Mexico
Republican: +475
Democrat: -750
New York
Republican: +900
Democrat: -2000
North Carolina
Republican: -110
Democrat: -120
(Odds imply 54.6% chance Democrat will win)
North Dakota
Republican: -3300
Democrat: +1200
Ohio
Republican: -260
Democrat: +200
(Odds imply 72.2% chance Republican will win)
Oklahoma
Republican: -4000
Democrat: +1400
Oregon
Republican: +650
Democrat: -1200
Pennsylvania
Republican: +155
Democrat: -185
(Odds imply 64.9% chance Democrat will win)
Rhode Island
Republican: +1600
Democrat: -5000
South Carolina
Republican: -1200
Democrat: +650
South Dakota
Republican: -3300
Democrat: +1400
Tennessee
Republican: -3300
Democrat: +1400
Texas
Republican: -350
Democrat: +275
(Odds imply 77.8% chance Republican will win)
Utah
Republican: -1600
Democrat: +800
Vermont
Republican: +1000
Democrat: -2500
Virginia
Republican: +750
Democrat: -1500
Washington
Republican: +1400
Democrat: -3300
West Virginia
Republican: -2500
Democrat: +1000
Wisconsin
Republican: +250
Democrat: -325
(Odds imply 76.5% chance Democrat will win)
Wyoming
Republican: -5000
Democrat: +1600
