First Debate Odds: Trump’s Blue Tie Pays 2-1, Clinton Pantsuit Pays 16-1

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(September 26, 2016) – With online gambling sites in a mad frenzy to get their First Presidential Debate odds up, the choice of outfit by both the GOP and Democratic nominee demonstrate why this is not your typical Presidential Debate.  The Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton shocked the books and gambling public with her red pantsuit, that was listed at 16-1 odds and had the potential of paying some lucky gamblers $1600 for every $100 bet.  GOP nominee Donald Trump was favored to wear a red necktie but instead opted for a blue tie at more modest 2-1 odds. - Gilbert Horowitz

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