First Debate Topic Odds: Biden vs. Trump

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First Debate Topic Odds: Biden vs. Trump

The 2020 US Presidential Debate odds are now up at BetOnline with First Topic of Debate betting available and payouts starting at $20 (based on a $10 bet)

Which topic will be debated first?

Supreme Court  (2-1)  +200

Coronavirus pandemic  (5-2)  +250

Trump's and Biden’s records  (7-2)  +350

Race and violence  (4-1)  +400

Election integrity  (5-1)  +500

Economy  (6-1)  +600

To us, Covid seems like the value pick, paying slightly better than Supreme Court.  The oddsmakers believe moderator, Chris Wallace of Fox News, will touch on the more conservative topic of the later first.

More Debate betting odds available here.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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