US Election Betting Update PT 2

You’ll find Joe Biden priced around a 7/1 margin for the victory and that’s going to take him turning around not just the narrative of his campaign but actually be able to deliver an early victory in Iowa or New Hampshire. 

Biden certainly isn’t down and out, the media have definitely been pushing Elizabeth Warren at Biden’s expense, and if he does manage to scoop Iowa (he is more likely to win there than New Hampshire) then he could be in a really good spot since many believe that he’s going to win South Carolina as well, if current numbers continue to hold up. 

Elizabeth Warren has been the second favourite for about a month or so now and she’s trading around a 5/1 margin to be named the President in 2020. You’ll find her as lowa s a 7/2 margin with a couple of bookmakers and it will be interesting to see how her price fluctuates following the next debate. 

Pete Buttigieg has been the real breakout candidate and he’s priced anywhere between a 7/1 and 11/1 margin to win and he is definitely ranking as the youngest candidate at 37 years of age. The mayor of Southbend, Indiana has a formidable apparatus set up and he looks set to weather the new challenges entering the race from Mike Bloomberg and Deval Patrick - who both formalized their intentions to enter the race this week. 

Bloomberg is widely considered the more likely of the two with the bookmakers pricing him between 11/1 and 33/1 to win the presidency. Punters will find Deval Patrick - the former governor of Massachusetts - priced around a 200/1 margin at this point. 

Other notables include Andrew Yang as high as 40/1, Tulsi Gabbard anywhere between 50/1 and 100/1, while Hillary Clinton looms as low as 16/1.