Biden State of the Union Betting - Total Viewers, Length of Address, What Biden Says First

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Biden State of the Union Betting - Total Viewers, Length of Address, What Biden Says First

You can bet on Tuesday night's State of the Union Address with odds on who US President Joe Biden mentions first.  Odds have Ukraine favored at -200 versus Russia and the Russian Presdient Vladimir Putin -300 versus the Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Total viewers (According to Nielsen on 3-2-22)

Over 35 million

Under 35 million

 

Length of State of the Union address

Over 65 minutes

Under 65 minutes

 

What will President Biden say first?

Russia +160

Ukraine -200

 

What will President Biden say first?

Zelensky +200

Putin -300

 

FULL LIST OF ODDS HERE

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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