Trump Prop Bets Super Bowl 2020

Written by :

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on :

2 February, 2020

US President Donald Trump prop bets are still available for Super Bowl 2020. Be sure to claim your welcome bonus. Maximum $1000.

Will President Trump predict winner before kickoff?

Yes (+500)

No (-1000)

Will President Trump tweet during the game?

Yes (-120)

No (-120)

Note: Odds for “Yes” were initially set at +500

Will President Trump sing along to the National Anthem?

Yes (+200)

No (-300)

Will President Trump congratulate winning team on Twitter?

Yes (-500)

No (+300)

Note: Odds for “Yes” were initially set at -120

Will President Trump call winning coach after the game?

Yes (+500)

No (-1000)

Will President Trump tweet “latinos” after the game?

Yes (+110)

No (-150)

Will the winning team visit the White House?

Yes (-400)

No (+250)

How many players will not visit the White House?

Over 4.5

Under 4.5

Which will be higher?

Yardage of longest reception (-220)

Trump approval rating on Feb. 3 (+155)

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