Hillary Clinton Back to 1-3 Odds Following a Few Days of Trump Missteps

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Though the change hasn’t been dramatic, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton late Tuesday night was back at 1-3 odd at two online bookmakers, BoyleSports and Stan James.

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Polls released Monday showed Clinton’s support of 46% of registered voters, compared to 39% for GOP nominee Donald Trump.

The new numbers break a tie the two candidates were in (42%-42%) last week after the Republican convention. 

The odds for Trump went from +140 to +150 on the low end Sunday to +200 to +225 across the board late Tuesday. 

Clinton’s odds had approached 1-2 or -200 prior to the weekend before reaching -300 late Tuesday.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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