Joe Biden leads odds heading into tonight’s Democratic debate with no props available

For those that actually knew there was a Democratic debate tonight, we regret to inform you that no sportsbooks are offering any prop bets for the events.

For those that didn’t know about the debate due to the impeachment of Donald Trump, there are plenty of bets available for that.

We won’t leave our political bettors hanging out to dry. Even though the sportsbooks are not accepting action on any props for the debate, the Democratic nomination odds are still very important.

Before we get into those, here is some key information about tonight’s debate.

The December debate will be the sixth of 2019 and the last of the decade. Politico and PBS NewsHour will share hosting duties for the night, which starts at 8 pm ET and can be viewed on PBS, CNN, PBS.org, Politico.com, or CNN.com.

The December debate has sought out warmer weather by heading to Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California and will be moderated by Judy Woodruff, Amna Nawaz, and Yamiche Alcindor.

The sixth debate also marks the night with the fewest candidates on stage. Only seven candidates met the DNC-sanctioned requirements of 200,000 unique individual donors and 4% support in four national or early-state polls or 6% support in two early-state polls.

Those seven candidates are:

  1. Former Vice President Joe Biden
  2. Sen. Elizabeth Warren
  3. Sen. Bernie Sanders
  4. South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg
  5. Entrepreneur Andrew Yang
  6. Sen. Amy Klobuchar
  7. Activist Tom Steyer

Sen. Kamala Harris originally qualified for the December debate but chose to end her campaign earlier this month. Other notable non-attendees include Sen. Cory Booker, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, and former HUD Secretary Julian Castro.

Former NYC Mayor Bloomberg will also miss the debate, but only because he is automatically disqualified due to his campaign is not accepting donations.

As for the political betting odds we promised, Biden leads all Democratic candidates with +275 chances of becoming the party nominee. In second, Warren has +400 odds, followed by Sanders with +425 and Buttigieg with +450.

2020 Democratic nomination odds

@Bovada

  • Joe Biden +275
  • Elizabeth Warren +400
  • Bernie Sanders +425
  • Pete Buttigieg +450
  • Michael Bloomberg +700
  • Hillary Clinton +1200
  • Andrew Yang +1600
  • Amy Klobuchar +3500
  • Tulsi Gabbard +5000
  • Deval Patrick +8000
  • Cory Booker +10000
  • Tom Steyer +12500
  • Julian Castro +12500
  • John Delaney +15000
  • Marianne Williamson +15000
author avatar
Dave Bradstock
Dave graduated from Florida State University, settling professionally in Panama City, FL. Hurricane Michael forced his relocation to Tallahassee, where he and his new bride have made a home for themselves. Dave is a valuable addition to the SportsBetting.legal team and brought a fresh perspective as a betting analyst. Dave offers a wealth of knowledge and experience relevant to the gambling arena as well as experience working with various sports teams, including the Florida State Women's Basketball Team. Dave is able to combine his love for sports and his interest in betting as a content writer at SportsBetting.legal where he is responsible for research and news coverage for topics relevant to legal sports betting and sports events. When he's not analyzing the odds or following his favorite sports teams, Dave enjoys traveling with his wife and doing volunteer work with agencies serving the less fortunate.