Connecticut Primary Odds – Trump a Massive ‘Lock’

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was a -800 favorite to win the Connecticut Democratic Primary while real estate magnate Donald Trump was sitting at huge -4000 odds.

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Trump’s odds in Connecticut were approaching those of someone actually being struck by lightning. 

The few polls that do exist have Trump getting around 50 percent of the overall vote.

Hillary’s -800 – while not as formidable as Trump’s – still had her in a comfortable spot among the betting exchanges.

Connecticut is part of a series of Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Primaries that take place on Tuesday April 26.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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