William Hill, the largest sports betting operator in the United States, is proud to be a supporting sponsor of Wednesday’s 2016 Presidential Debate at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas.
While wagering on politics is not available stateside, betting on U.S. elections is popular in the United Kingdom. William Hill is offering its UK bettors the below wagering menu for Wednesday night’s debate – including “Who will win the debate? Hillary Clinton 1/3 (-300) or Donald Trump +225 (9/4)”.
| 2016 US Presidential Election – Next President | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| HILLARY CLINTON | 1/6 |
| DONALD TRUMP | 4/1 |
| GARY JOHNSON | 250/1 |
| JILL STEIN | 500/1 |
| Will Donald Trump be the official Republican candidate on the Ballot? | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| YES | 1/33 |
| NO | 10/1 |
| Will Clinton and Trump shake hands on camera after debate? | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| YES | 4/6 |
| NO | 11/10 |
| Clinton to say the following words/phrases during the third debate: | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| WIG/HAIRLINE | 33/1 |
| RACIST | 8/11 |
| VLADIMIR PUTIN | 1/3 |
| DON’T LET A FRIEND VOTE TRUMP | 7/1 |
| BIGOT | 4/6 |
| STRONGER TOGETHER | 1/10 |
| MELANIA TRUMP | 4/1 |
| BASKET OF DEPLORABLES | 5/2 |
| WIKILEAKS/JULIAN ASSANGE | 10/1 |
| TRUMPED-UP | 2/1 |
| AMERICA ALREADY IS GREAT | EVEN |
| 5/1 |
| Trump to say the following words/phrases during the third debate: | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| GET’EM OUT | 20/1 |
| BREXIT | 10/1 |
| BILL CLINTON | 4/6 |
| PNEUMONIA | 4/1 |
| WORST SECRETARY OF STATE | 2/1 |
| MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN | 1/50 |
| YOU’RE FIRED | 8/1 |
| BUILD A WALL | 4/6 |
| CROOKED HILLARY | 5/6 |
| MEXICAN/MEXICO/LATINO | 1/10 |
| THIS IS WATERGATE/WATERGATE | EVEN |
| A CRIMINAL ACT | 4/7 |
| TREMENDOUS | 1/1000 |
| RIGGED ELECTION | 5/4 |
| STAMINA | 1/2 |
| Who will win the third debate? | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| HILLARY CLINTON | 1/3 |
| DONALD TRUMP | 9/4 |
| Settled on poll of registered voters on YouGov | |
| Which party will win Nevada in Presidential Election? | Current Odds (10/18/16) |
| DEMOCRATS | 2/9 |
| REPUBLICANS | 3/1 |