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Bookmaker, the oldest established North American wagering firm online, has released its odds to win the South Carolina Republican Primary.
GOP Frontrunner Donald Trump appears to have no clear threat heading into the February 17 Primary.
Gov. John Kasich of Ohio, the second-place finisher in New Hampshire with less than half the support of Mr. Trump, arrives in this more conservative Southern state where he has little staff or support, the New York Times noted. But a strong second place finish in New Hampshire could potentially build momentum. Kasich admitted on Wednesday he does not expect to win South Carolina. He was a 37/1 long shot to win the SC Primary with just shy of 9 percent of the gambling public’s backing.
While Trump was coming in as the near 1/6 favorite to win in South Carolina, 26.4 percent of the betting public was backing the real estate mogul. This was a near tie with Marco Rubio (10/1 odds) at 25.7 percent as of February 10.
All odds of winning the South Carolina and Nevada Primary appear below.
2016 US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-WINNING PARTY
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REPUBLICAN NEVADA PRIMARY WINNER
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REPUBLICAN SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY WINNER
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2016 US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - PRESIDENT ELECTED
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2016 US PRESIDENTAL ELECTION -REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
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- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com
