SCOTUS Pick Betting Odds Have Kavanaugh, Barrett in Dead Heat

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9 July, 2018

Ready for primetime but US President Donald Trump reportedly was yet to have made up his mind on the next Supreme Court Justice pick. Gamblers haven't either as both Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett remain the co-favorites.

BetDSI.com was one of the few of the traditional online gambling venues were offering bets on Trump's next SCOTUS pick, to be announced 9 pm EDT on live television nationwide.

ODDS UPDATED MONDAY JULY 9 6:45 pm EDT

Amy Coney Barrett
+250
Brett Kavanaugh
+350
Thomas Hardiman
+500
Raymond Kethledge
+800
Amul Thapar
+1000
Mike Lee
+1200
Joan Larsen
+1500
William Pryor
+2000
Britt Grant
+2000
Diane Sykes
+3000
Don Willett
+3000
Thomas Lee
+3000
Allison Eid
+4000
Margaret Ryan
+4000
Paul Clement
+4000
Federico Moreno
+5000
Patrick Wyrick
+5000
Kevin Newsom
+5000
Jeff Sessions
+10000
Judge Joe Brown
+25000
Judge Judy
+25000
Ivanka Trump
+25000
Tomi Lahren
+50000
Charlie Kirk
+50000
Donald Trump Jr.
+50000
Kanye West
+100000
Field (Any Other Person)
+1000

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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