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Donald Trump Prop Bets: Will He Last Full Term, Build a Wall, Arrest Hillary?

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Nov/11/2016

Donald Trump Prop Bets: Will He Last Full Term, Build a Wall, Arrest Hillary?

The United States has a new President-Elect. Donald Trump will come into office in January and the world awaits to see if some of the promises he made on the campaign trail – including whether he’ll arrest his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton – come to fruition.

For what it’s worth, BetOnline expert linesman Dave Mason believes Hillary will be left alone. The former Secretary of State being arrested was a 6-1 long shot. She’s listed at 1-10 odds to be arrested. The likelihood is about as good as a safety being scored in three consecutive Super Bowls (gulp).

“He is +225 to win in 2020,” Mason said of Trump’s chances to win a second term. “Michelle Obama +800. Kanye expressed interest in running so he is 50-1. Should probably be more like 200-1 but after what we just witnessed, we will keep him low.”

Also…

Trump last full first term?

Yes -260

No +200

Builds a wall?

Yes +800

No -1500

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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