Ted Cruz Has Betting Public Backing in South Carolina, Donald Trump Huge Favorite

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Despite 31 percent of the betting action coming in on Ted Cruz to win Saturday’s South Carolina Republican Primary compared to Donald Trump getting 28 percent, Trump was still a huge favorite to win at -1585 odds.

Saturday’s Nevada Democratic Caucus was a much more betable affair with Hillary Clinton the -205 favorite and Bernie Sanders offering a potential $16.50 in winnings for every $10 bet.

Odds appear below.

REPUBLICAN SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY WINNER

 

JEB BUSH

+9000 10.3%

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-

 

DONALD TRUMP

-1585 28.1%

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-

 

MARCO RUBIO

+1248 21.9%

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-

 

BEN CARSON

+25000 1.9%

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JOHN KASICH

+17500 6.3%

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TED CRUZ

+1186 31.6%

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Bet the South Carolina GOP Primary here

US Presidential Election

Odds to Win the Democratic Party Nevada Caucus

08:00 PM

701

Hillary Clinton

 

-205

 

702

Bernie Sanders

 

+165

 

Bet the Nevada Democratic Caucus here

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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