Anthony Weiner Resignation Odds Shorten with X-Rated Photo

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An x-rated photo has now surfaced on the Internet, presumably of Democratic Congressman Anthony Weiner.

The troubled politician admitted this week that he had sent lewd photos of himself on Twitter to numerous women.  Weiner is married.  He also lied about the photos for a week, claiming that his account was hacked into. 

Gambling911.com had initially made Weiner an even odds favorite to leave office after he insisted he would not.  Now we’ve moved those odds to 1/10 in light of this most recent photo being distributed across the Net.

One dating website, SugarSugar, actually has offered up $50,000 for the original lewd photo Weiner sent over Twitter. 

Gambling911.com odds are for entertainment purposes ONLY. 

- Payton O’Brien, Gambling911.com Senior Editor

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