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With very few exceptions, our friends at BetOnline have mostly had current president of the United States, Donald Trump, favored. Even when it looked as if Kamala Harris was gaining steam, Trump's odds remained competitive. When the mainstream media had Harris winning Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania and other swing states competitive in the final days leading up to the November elections, BetOnline only had Harris winning in Michigan.
Keeping this in mind, our collective jaws dropped after BetOnline released odds on the 2028 Presidential race where former president Barack Obama came in as a -200 favorite versus Trump.
Maybe Trump didn't endorse J.D. Vance for president because he's still planning on bucking the constitution and running again!
Trump has semi-jokingly floated the idea multiple times since being sworn in this January.
Trump is on the 2028 Election odds board at BetOnline.ag. He's not a favorite, but he's far from a longshot with 12/1 odds (and he was 20/1 just this morning so his chances are improving on the heels of the recent third-term chatter).
If the U.S. Constitution is amended (odds for that below as well), it also opens the door for former two-term presidents like Obama and Bill Clinton to run as well.
A government official who spoke on condition of anonymity said in an email response to updated 2028 Presidential Election odds, "Btw, you need to have odds on Barack Obama here if you are going to have odds on Trump Sr. If Trump runs again, Dems are going to put Obama up against him."
BetOnline.ag added Obama and Clinton (and even George Bush) to its 2028 Election odds this morning. Both are longshots with Barack listed at 50/1 and Clinton 750/1.
There is also a prop bet for who would win between Barack and Donald. Can you imagine the TV debate between the two?
Presidential Election odds are subject to change.
Will the U.S. Constitution be amended in 2025?
Yes 50/1
Who will win 2028 Presidential Election?
Barack Obama -200
Donald Trump +160
2028 Presidential Election
J.D. Vance 3/1
Josh Shapiro 10/1
Gavin Newsom 10/1
Kamala Harris 12/1
Donald Trump Sr. 12/1
Gretchen Whitmer 16/1
Marco Rubio 20/1
Ron Desantis 25/1
Kristi Noem 25/1
Michelle Obama 25/1
Andy Beshear 25/1
Ivanka Trump 28/1
Pete Buttigieg 28/1
Wes Moore 28/1
Vivek Ramaswamy 33/1
Tulsi Gabbard 33/1
Mark Cuban 33/1
Glenn Youngkin 33/1
Brian Kemp 40/1
Nikki Haley 40/1
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 40/1
Raphael Warnock 40/1
Mark Kelly 40/1
Tom Cotton 40/1
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 40/1
Roy Cooper 40/1
Barack Obama 50/1
Hillary Clinton 150/1
Bill Clinton 750/1
George Bush 5000/1
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