(Odds imply 75.0% chance Democrat will win) (Odds imply 62.3% chance Repuplican will win) (Odds imply 61.5% chance Repuplican will win) (Odds imply 59.2% chance Repuplican will win) (Odds imply 57.5% chance Democrat will win) (Odds imply 77.8% chance Graham will win) (Odds imply 58.3% chance Cunningham will win) (Odds imply 66.7% chance Daines will win) (Odds imply 73.0% chance Peters will win) (Odds imply 75.0% chance Gideon will win) (Odds imply 92.9% chance McConnell will win) (Odds imply 80.0% chance Marshall will win) (Odds imply 89.5% chance Hickenlooper will win) (Odds imply 90.9% chance Tuberville will win) (Odds imply 60.0% chance “over” will happen).(Odds imply 69.2% chance “over” will happen).(Odds imply 60.8% chance “yes” will happen).Will Democratic Party win Election, Senate and Lower House (Odds imply 84.6% chance “no” will happen).Will Trump win every state he lost in 2016? (Odds imply 68.8% chance “yes” will happen).Will Trump lose every state he lost in 2016? (Odds imply 70.6% chance “yes” will happen).Will the popular vote winner win electoral college? (Odds imply 87.5% chance Bdien will win).(Odds imply 66.7% chance Biden will win).Mitch McConnell has been the biggest mover in terms of odds, going from opening odds of -1000 back in early September to a current price of -1300.”īelow we have outlined the entire field of 2020 Election Betting Odds via BetOnline. “A lot of smart money has come in on particular Senate favorite that isn't offering any value. Senate races and betting on the results of each individual state has also gained popularity this year.

3 so perhaps much of the turnout is already being accounted for.” It will be interesting to see how it all shakes out, but because of the COVID situation we may not see the droves of people voting on Nov. “With the early turnout numbers making headlines every day over the last week, bettors have been hammering the over in both voter turnout props. Needless to say, the books took a bath on that election outcome.” 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. “One key angle is that over the last 72 hours we've taken a ton of money on Trump. Things are looking eerily familiar to the last election cycle. Talking with Mason, one thing became quickly evident.

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