The odds-makers at www.SportsBettingDime.com issued a press release today.
They expect the South Carolina primaries to be closer than the races in New Hampshire … but not by much as both Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton are double digit favorites and the duo has reasonable odds (7/1) to both win by over 20-points. For “politicos” looking for a sure thing, bet on Ted Cruz (2/5) being the victim of the most vitriol during Trump’s acceptance/consolation speech. But if you’re looking for an underdog, take Jeb & George Bush (10/1) to get the most barbs from Trump.
Additionally, SportsBettingDime.com favors Trump (2/7) and Clinton (3/2) to win in both South Carolina and Nevada; Ben Carson (4/5) to drop out before Super Tuesday; and Trump to drop 12.5 expletives between Friday and Tuesday. Complete odds are available at here
2016 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY/CAUCUS ODDS (South Carolina and Nevada)
South Carolina primary spread (GOP):
Trump (-12.5) vs. second-place finisher
South Carolina primary spread (DEM):
Clinton (-19.5) vs. Sanders
Odds Clinton and Trump both win by 20-plus points in South Carolina: 7/1
Odds to win the Republican nomination: (odds before N.H. primary in parenthesis)
Trump: 3/2 (4/1)
Cruz: 5/1 (5/1)
Rubio: 5/1 (3/2)
Bush: 6/1 (10/1)
Kasich: 30/1 (12/1)
Carson: 50/1 (25/1)
FIELD: 30/1 (50/1)
Odds to win the Democratic nomination:
Clinton: 2/9
Sanders: 7/1
Odds on which party will win the 2016 Presidential election:
Democrat: 8/13
Republican: 3/2
Independent: 10/1
Over/under on how many times Trump will curse in public between Friday, Feb. 19 (the day before the GOP’s S.C. primary) and Tuesday, Feb. 23 (the day of the Nevada caucus): Over/under: 12.5 (using a liberal definition of “curse”).
Odds on who Donald Trump will mock/insult the most during his victory/concession speech following the GOP’s South Carolina primary:
Ted Cruz: 2/5
Hillary Clinton: 5/1
Barack Obama: 6/1
Marco Rubio: 8/1
Jeb Bush/George Bush: 10/1
Odds to win the Nevada caucus (DEM):
Clinton: 10/11
Sanders: 11/10
Odds that the Democrats’ Nevada caucus will be too close to call as of 11:59 PM on Saturday, Feb. 20: 3/1
Odds to win the South Carolina primary (GOP):
Trump: 2/9
Cruz: 6/1
Rubio: 12/1
Bush: 30/1
Kasich: 50/1
Carson: 75/1
Odds that _____ wins the South Carolina primary and _____ wins the Nevada caucus (GOP):
Trump-Trump: 2/7
Trump-Cruz: 8/1
Trump-Rubio: 35/1
Trump-Bush: 150/1
Trump-Kasich: 350/1
Trump-Carson: 350/1
Cruz-Trump: 12/1
Cruz-Cruz: 25/1
Cruz-Rubio: 50/1
Rubio-Trump: 100/1
Rubio-Cruz: 150/1
Rubio-Rubio: 200/1
Bush-Trump: 250/1
Bush-Cruz: 350/1
Bush-Rubio: 350/1
Bush-Bush: 300/1
Kasich-Trump: 1,000/1
Kasich-Cruz: 1,000/1
Kasich-Kasich: 2,500/1
Carson-Carson: 8,000/1
FIELD: 100/1
Odds that _____ wins the Nevada caucus and _____ wins the South Carolina primary (DEM):
Clinton-Clinton: 3/2
Clinton-Sanders: 17/1
Sanders-Clinton: 8/3
Sanders-Sanders: 3/1
Odds that _____ wins the Nevada caucus (DEM) and _____ wins the South Carolina primary (GOP) on Feb. 20:
Clinton-Trump: 5/2
Clinton-Cruz: 4/1
Clinton-Rubio: 12/1
Clinton-Bush: 50/1
Clinton-Kasich: 80/1
Sanders-Trump: 5/2
Sanders-Cruz: 20/1
Sanders-Rubio: 30/1
Sanders-Bush: 80/1
Sanders-Kasich: 150/1
Odds to drop out of the race or suspend candidacy between Nevada (Feb. 20) and Super Tuesday (March 1):
Carson: 4/5
Kasich: 5/4
FIELD: 50/1
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