US Presidential Swing States Betting Odds Heading Into Tuesday

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There is still time to bet on the US Presidential swing states prior to Tuesday’s US Presidential elections.  Some of these continue to be tight and the payouts may prove lucrative.

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As an example, should President Barack Obama win Florida, the payout would be $16 for every $10 bet at Sportsbook.com. 

Likewise, GOP candidate Mitt Romney would pay $22 for every $10 wagered in the event he wins Ohio. 

Below are the states at play although both Michigan and North Carolina appear to be out of the “Swing State” category right now. 

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Ohio - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

800

Mitt Romney

+220 – pays $22 for every $10 bet.

Barack Obama

-300 – pays $10 for every $30 bet ($30 initial wager is refunded should Obama win)

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Florida - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

805

Mitt Romney

-200

Barack Obama

+160

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Virginia - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

810

Mitt Romney

Even

Barack Obama

-130

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Pennsylvania - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

815

Mitt Romney

+400

Barack Obama

-600

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Colorado - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

820

Mitt Romney

Even

Barack Obama

-130

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North Carolina - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

825

Mitt Romney

-550

Barack Obama

+375

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Nevada - Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

830

Mitt Romney

+400

Barack Obama

-600

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Wisconsin -Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

835

Mitt Romney

+280

Barack Obama

-360

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Michigan -Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

840

Mitt Romney

+650

Barack Obama

-1100

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New Hampshire -Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

845

Mitt Romney

+180

Barack Obama

-240

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Iowa -Winner of this State in the 2012 US Presidential Election

850

Mitt Romney

+220

Barack Obama

-300

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2012 US Presidential Election - Winner is determined by who receives Majority Electoral Votes

115

Barack Obama

-285

Mitt Romney

+225

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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