Are you referring to New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire & Pennsylvania which are among
10 or more states that Trump will put in play, if so yes they will all be in play & Trump will take
about half of them on his way to the presidency. blue & Purple states will turn red this November.
They always say those states are in play but Trump won't beat Hillary in those states.....if he wins the primary.
I think Pinnacle and 5dimes are two of the sharpest books out there probably sharper than your other books. I still think Trump is a good bet for the GOP nomination. I don't see him pulling a Ross Perot like I did before, but you never know. Him dropping now out for any reason would piss a lot of people off.I have 4 sportsbooks with odds & Trump leads Rubio & Cruz in every one but 5Dimes which has he & Rubio tied at +550.
Hollywood sportsbook for the Republican nomination has:
Trump +170
Rubio +220
Cruz +500
Bush +800
Christie +1000
To be elected president:
Clinton -110
Trump +250
Sanders +800
Rubio +1000
Cruz +1500
Donald Trump's campaign is like a snowball
rolling down hill gathering speed & momentum
going further than anyone ever expected or intended.
He's the next president- an American Revival is possible
I think Pinnacle and 5dimes are two of the sharpest books out there probably sharper than your other books. I still think Trump is a good bet for the GOP nomination. I don't see him pulling a Ross Perot like I did before, but you never know. Him dropping now out for any reason would piss a lot of people off.
Do you ever look at trends in sportsbook odds
Donald Trump is the new favorite to win the Republican presidential nomination, Betfair said,
less than three weeks before Iowa caucus-goers cast the first votes of the 2016 election.
The odds on a Trump victory are 15/8, or 34 percent, putting the billionaire real-estate mogul as
favourite in the market for the first time, Betfair said in an e-mailed statement in London on Wednesday.
Previous favourite Marco Rubio widened to 11/5, or 31 percent, while Ted Cruz is 7/2, 22 percent.
Betfair didn’t provide earlier odds in its e-mail.
“The market for Republican nominee has been the tightest betting contest in the 2016 presidential election so far,” said Naomi Totten, a spokeswoman for Betfair, in the statement.