Barack Obama US Presidential Odds 2012 Visit Betfair Save For Later Posted by Bettingpro Staff 5 Apr 2011 Tweet Barack Obama has a 63% chance of being re-elected according to Betfair (credit: wikipedia) Related Articles See all US Elections news Share it Pin It Barack Obama has launched his campaign for re-election as US President , with Betfair punters from across the world giving the Democrat a 63% chance of retaining office next year.Obama has endured a difficult first term in the White House but that hasn't deterred political punters from more than 50 countries installing the 44th President of the United States as the favourite to win a second term in office at BetfairThe confidence among Betfair punters that President Obama will be re-elected could be based on predictions that Republican supporters will raise close to $1 billion to bankroll his 2012 campaign. How can anyone possibly defeat a sitting President who'll spearhead the greatest resourced election campaign in American history?While the Republican Presidential candidate is yet to be determined, punters believe former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney, is the most likely win that nomination just ahead of the former Governor of Minnesota, Tim Pawlenty at 6.0.Billionaire businessman Donald Trump has been backed in from a top price of 1000.0 to a current price of 85.0 to become the next US President.Trump has threatened to run for President for many years, yet he can't manage to drag himself away from the boardroom on 'The Apprentice' or relinquish his role running the 'Miss Universe' beauty contest. He has some supporters among Betfair players, although I'd suggest it is more for novelty value.Betfair's market on the 2012 US Presidential Election opened immediately after Barack Obama was elected as President in 2008. More than $35m was traded by Betfair punters on the 2009 Presidential market alone with over $50m wagered across the suite of markets offered on the election. Read our Betfair review £20 risk-free bet plus £1000 cashback Like Like Post to wall 709 Reads All Political Betting News Recent Political Betting Articles US Presidential Election Betting – Palin to make late stand?08 Mar 2012William Hill have reacted to speculation that Sarah Palin could be about to spoil Mitt Romney’s ele US Presidential Election Betting – Romney on track07 Mar 2012William Hill have again shortened the odds on Mitt Romney being the Republican representative for t Mitt Romney favourite to win several US primaries05 Mar 2012Mitt Romney is available at odds of 10/11 to claim six or more Super Tuesday states Mitt Romney to enjoy Super Tuesday primaries04 Mar 2012With the Republican presidential candidates gearing up for Super Tuesday, Paddy Power have installe US Presidential Election Betting – Obama odds shortened25 Feb 2012William Hill continue to make Barack Obama their favourite to win the 2012 US Presidential Election. Next US President Betting – Romney closing on Obama05 Feb 2012William Hill have made Mitt Romney their second favourite to win the 2012 Presidential Election. More Stories Recent Articles Dalian Shide v Liaoning Hongyun live stream preview26 May 2012Tenth plays host to eighth in the Chinese Super League on Sunday with Dalian Shide taking on Liaoni Monaco Grand Prix Betting – Webber on pole after Schumacher demoted26 May 2012Red Bull’s Mark Webber is the 13-8 favourite with Coral bookmakers for Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix. Changsha Ginde v Changchun Yatai live stream preview26 May 2012The Chinese Super League continues on Sunday with Changsha Ginde looking to improve their chances o Norway v England - Wayne Rooney rested by Roy Hodgson26 May 2012Wayne Rooney will not be involved when England visit Norway for the first of their two Euro 2012 wa Table Tennis Challenger Series Live Streaming - Monday, May 2826 May 2012The top three in the Table Tennis Challenger Series are in action this week with Thomas Keinath eag Atletico Mineiro v Corinthians live stream preview26 May 2012Atletico Mineiro look to build on their positive start to Brasileiro campaign at home to Corin More Stories Tags Barack Obama Odds, US Presidential Election
