Trump LSU-Alabama Football Game Prop Bets

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President Trump is expected to attend Saturday's mega college football game between the LSU Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide, and the sportsbook has put together some light-hearted prop bets for what might transpire.


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Will President Trump be booed if shown on video boards?
Yes -150
No +110
 
Will President Trump sing along during national anthem?
Yes -120
No -120
 
Will President Trump put hand on chest during national anthem? 
Yes -300
No +200
 
Will any MAGA hats be shown during broadcast?
Yes -140
No +100

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