Political Betting - Trump's State of the Union Address
The devisive administration under U.S. President Trump will add more fuel to the fire on Feb. 24 when Trump addresses the nation with his State of the Union address. A large portion of America will tune in for dingbat Donald's first State of the Union Address during his second term. So will fans who like to bet on or against Trump, as political wagering is available and BetOnline has some political props and puns you can watch and wager on during Trump's expected lengthy spew of a speech.
"It’s going to be a long speech," Trump said, after delivering the longest joint session address in history last March. “We have so much to talk about."
What will transpire on stage is anyone's guess. But the conflict and unnescessary disputes and disunity caused by Trump's words, actions, arguments and selfish agenda continues. Americans can expect less peace and more problems with Trump's dictator priorities.
Indeed. After a year of political upheaval and declining popularity, Trump certainly has plenty to discuss when he climbs the rostrum to list the lies and boast of his political accomplishments and policy prescriptions.
Plenty of things to watch, and wager on, during Trumps State of the Union address. From his midterm message to the troubling Tariffs, questions on health care affordability and Trump's threats of war on Iran, and how Democrat's respond in opposition to Trump's messages are just some of the debates and debacles to watch tonight. Here are other ways you can be engaged, entertained or outraged during the watch and wager State of the Union address starting at 9 p.m. ET on Feb. 24.
State of the Union Props
Some of the dozens of props are listed below from leading online sportsbook BetOnline. A more popular prop is the recent media fact-checking - the total number of non-facts that will come out of the president's mouth. The over/under is set at 10.5.
Also new this year are Olympics hockey props. The Sunday video of Trump calling the USA Men's Hockey team and congratulating them and inviting them to the speech went viral so there are some odds around that involvement.
Length of President Trump's State of the Union address
-- Over/Under 91.5 minutes
What will President Trump say first?
-- War (-200), Peace (+150)
-- ICE (-120), Economy (-120)
-- Russia (-120), Ukraine (-120)
-- Nuclear (-150), Immigration (+110)
-- Shutdown (-225), Fake News (+160)
-- Jobs (-150), Unemployment (+110)
-- Department of War (-350), AI (+225)
Which country will Trump mention the most times?
-- Iran (+105)
-- Venezuela (+225)
-- Mexico (+300)
-- Israel (+800)
Total mentions - Biden
-- Over 3.5 (-140), Under (+100)
Total Non-Facts
-- Over 10.5 (-160), Under (+120)
Total Trump Truth Social Posts on Feb. 24
-- Over 17.5 (-120), Under (-120)
Total viewership (millions, per Nielsen ratings)
-- Over 34.5 viewers (-140), Under 34.5 (+100)
Trump approval rating on Feb. 24
-- Over 41.5 (+125), Under (-165)
Trump to say - Epstein
-- Yes (+550), No (-1000)
Which Olympics team will Trump congratulate first?
-- Men's hockey (-200), Women's hockey (+150)
Will Johnny Gaudreau jersey be seen?
-- Yes (+110), No (-150)
Will Trump mention goalie Connor Hellebuyck?
-- Yes (-300), No (+200)
Following Trumps monotony of madness, we can look forward to real engaging and exciting action during college basketball's NCAA Tournament starting next month led by the top teams in the Big Ten and SEC, along with the Big 12, Big East and ACC.
More popular bracket pools and March Madness contests will bring fans together across the country like the recent USA men's hockey Gold Medal win. Plenty of roars of approval from the fabulous sportsbooks in Las Vegas where I watch, wager and cover the sportsbooks and live action. The top online sportsbooks provide more live/in-game betting options and props. You can expect far more unity, chemistry, cohesion and dominating defense on display along with passion and pride during March Madness that is not delivered by President Trump and his broken promises.
You can bet on it.
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