Illinois Primary Betting Odds to Win – Democrat and Republican

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BetOnline had been offering the Illinois Primary betting odds to win for both the Democratic and Republican.

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Real estate tycoon Donald Trump was coming in as a -400 favorite on the Republican side versus the Field at 3-1.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had odds of -180 versus +150 for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in what was being viewed as a much tighter race.

A week of bad press has Texas Senator Ted Cruz within striking distance of Trump in Illinois as well as Missouri.  In Ohio, Governor John Kasich was listed as a -300 favorite.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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