Smart Money on Jeb Bush, Not Donald Trump Says Bookmaker

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Bookmaker.ag, the oldest established North American-facing online sportsbook, thinks that Donald Trump is far from a shoo-in to be the Republican nominee for U.S. President despite his runaway poll numbers.

Bookmaker reports that there has been a lot of action leading up to Thursday’s first GOP debate.

Bet $100 to win $410 on Scott Walker. Bet $100 to win $765 on Donald Trump. $100 to win $1051 on Marco Rubio, $100 to win $1750 on Rand Paul, $100 to win $1750 on John Kasich, $100 to win $2500 on Chris Christie, and $100 to win $2195 on Ted Cruz. Bet $100 to win $2438 on Mike Huckabee.
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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