Betting on the U.S. Presidential Election 2020 with Bitcoin

[m4king]

Where are the best places to bet with Bitcoin with decent volume and fair odds?

I have found this one and a few other on Betmoose but that's it.
https://www.betmoose.com/bet/u_s_-presidential-election-winner-2020-5153

I saw the Cloudbet thread (and they do have good odds and volume) but they don't accept bettors from my country (in their terms they forbid betting from US, UK).

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[Jordynelson]

there's a work aaround for some sites to allow us/uk ppl just need to KYC. I got 1-2 potential places that would accept you that are legit books. msg me here or kika123#2708 discord.

[johhnyUA]

Where are the best places to bet with Bitcoin with decent volume and fair odds?

If someone of you from Russia or another postUSSR country, you can try parimatch.com, this is at least one of the official books in our place with (as i see) fair odds and you can bet their on Trump/Biden victory. I personally tried it and played their some time ago and everything was fine.

But you should know, that if you're betting something more than 100 dollars, they can ask you for KYC.

[m4king]

No kyc also preferable tbh

[tyKiwanuka]

Not sure, what is "decent volume" for you, but Stake has quite some markets with ok-ish odds.

https://stake.com/sports/politics-entertainment/outrights

Exbet Exchange will open their gates in 4 days and they will have the US Election as well in a Betfair-like environment with only 1% commission. But afaik there will be KYC if you withdraw bigger amounts.

[tyz]

The best platform to bet on the US election (and elections in common) with Bitcoin is Fairlay.com. You can bet on a wide variety of world political developments and events.

Here are some current examples:

US President Election Winner 2020
COVID-19 Deaths in USA 2020
US Election Winning Party

[m4king]

 Thank you for the suggestions  

Stake looks amazing but they don't accept bettors from US, UK, France, Australia, Netherlands, Portugal, among others. So that's a no go. Because they sometimes ask for KYC I don't want to bet from a restricted territory then be asked for kyc and have funds forfeited/stolen.

I checked fairlay but there was tiny volume available, the site is horrible. I understand I could offer bets for others to take there but the site and volume in general look so dead I don't think I will.

[ralle14]

Nitrogensports have the same odds as stake but i'm not sure if they still accept gamblers from the US.




Betbtc doesn't require kyc and they have odds on the presidential elections but they're probably blocked on your end.

https://www.betbtc.co/fixtures/2020-presidential-election-winner-see-rules-1992900

[ChrisPop]

The odds are quite attractive for Trump or am I just dumb at American politics? lol

Basically I would more than double my money if I bet 0.01 on Trump. What do you guys think? Is this a good bet or is Biden a clear favorite?

[Jordynelson]

The odds are quite attractive for Trump or am I just dumb at American politics? lol

Basically I would more than double my money if I bet 0.01 on Trump. What do you guys think? Is this a good bet or is Biden a clear favorite?

Biden is killing trump in every poll from what I've seen over the last 1-2 weeks. I don't politic to hard but there's stuff like voter intimidation, supreme court talking about throwing away absentee ballots. Basically a lot of bullshit all coming in at the last minute. Honestly I have no idea who will win cuz most Americans don't vote anyways. Just trying to point out that Biden is leading in PA/Florida/Wisco and ohio is neck/neck and those are all huge wins for either side. Feel free to correct me just trying to say there's good reason to have Biden as the favorite right now with some shady comeback story possible but unlikely.

[TimeTeller]

I found this site, and from the list (for US friendly site, but relatively new one)

http://www.bestbitcoinsportsbook.net/politics/

https://www.onehash.com/category/special_events/politics/


I will not recommend the site, just giving name of the site with politics in their category.

But digging on trustpilot. I guess one need to avoid this gambling site. Your choice though.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/onehash.com

[kryptqnick]

Where are the best places to bet with Bitcoin with decent volume and fair odds?

I have found this one and a few other on Betmoose but that's it.
https://www.betmoose.com/bet/u_s_-presidential-election-winner-2020-5153

I saw the Cloudbet thread (and they do have good odds and volume) but they don't accept bettors from my country (in their terms they forbid betting from US, UK).

I placed my bet a while ago on Sportsbet.io. It doesn't have the Trump and Biden options, but you can bet on the party winning the presidential elections, and given that the candidates have already been chosen, it's basically the same thing IMO. Moreover, in case, say, Trump doesn't make it due to COVID-19 or something like this, the main competitors will still be those of the Democratic and the Republican Party, so this bet feels safer than the bet on names. Here are the odds:

On Sportsbet.io you can also bet on the party that will win in a particular state if you're interested.

[GreatArkansas]

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I saw the Cloudbet thread (and they do have good odds and volume) but they don't accept bettors from my country (in their terms they forbid betting from US, UK).

You can mention which country are you for so we can able to suggest the best betting website which may have no restriction from selected countries. But also be careful about some people may introduce some gambling sites which may be a fake or scam gambling platform.

[sunsilk]

I will not recommend the site, just giving name of the site with politics in their category.

I gambled there for esports and I've managed to withdraw my profit. It's their liquidity that's not that high.

I can't find any restriction from any countries on their terms of use.

[m4king]

Where are the best places to bet with Bitcoin with decent volume and fair odds?

I have found this one and a few other on Betmoose but that's it.
https://www.betmoose.com/bet/u_s_-presidential-election-winner-2020-5153

I saw the Cloudbet thread (and they do have good odds and volume) but they don't accept bettors from my country (in their terms they forbid betting from US, UK).

I placed my bet a while ago on Sportsbet.io. It doesn't have the Trump and Biden options, but you can bet on the party winning the presidential elections, and given that the candidates have already been chosen, it's basically the same thing IMO. Moreover, in case, say, Trump doesn't make it due to COVID-19 or something like this, the main competitors will still be those of the Democratic and the Republican Party, so this bet feels safer than the bet on names. Here are the odds:
https://i.imgur.com/XQqfQew.png
On Sportsbet.io you can also bet on the party that will win in a particular state if you're interested.

Thanks, will check them out. Happy with party betting.

Edit: how do you find this market on sportsbet.io - I can't find any politics betting even using search.

Also do they allow betting in BTC to win BTC or is it converted into local currency?

[m4king]

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I saw the Cloudbet thread (and they do have good odds and volume) but they don't accept bettors from my country (in their terms they forbid betting from US, UK).

You can mention which country are you for so we can able to suggest the best betting website which may have no restriction from selected countries. But also be careful about some people may introduce some gambling sites which may be a fake or scam gambling platform.

UK.

[Smartvirus]

Wow! So surprised to see this a possible or should I say a betting option on bet sites now. It's really numerous the various activities incorporated in bet platforms these days. One can hardly fine a game or option to bet from without seeing it.
Digitalizing bet seems to be one of the best things to have happened to gambling and gamblers and it's very much a good thing.

On the stakes between the Republican candidate Mr. Trump and the Democrat ticket bearer Mr. Biden, it's seems a very risky option to place a bet on as to who wins the presidency election but then,
I have a high hope on Mr. Trump, he has he's way to create confusion and capitalize on it. I see that coming as most strategists will always want to save the best tactics for the last and so with this in mind, I see Mr. Trump being elected for a second tenor. I'll place my bet on Mr. Trump.

[bitbunnny]

Everyone has the right to own choice, of course, but personally I wouldn't bet with Bitcoin on presidential elections. To my opinion it's very tight fight and very hard to predict the final outcome so I wouldn't risk Bitcoins for that.

[Johnyz]

Everyone has the right to own choice, of course, but personally I wouldn't bet with Bitcoin on presidential elections. To my opinion it's very tight fight and very hard to predict the final outcome so I wouldn't risk Bitcoins for that.

The probability to win here is very high since we only have two options and this is what gambling is all about. Well, if you're not confident then at least have your bet without spending any bitcoin. Aside from Cloudbet I don't have any option for the betting site especially the US election since its not available on may crypto gambling site, if you still didn't fine one better to bet against your friends using your bitcoin, it can be fun and profitable as well.

[samcrypto]

there's a work aaround for some sites to allow us/uk ppl just need to KYC. I got 1-2 potential places that would accept you that are legit books. msg me here or kika123#2708 discord.

You can just share it here mate so people who are interested to bet will have their idea about the site you’re talking about. Luckily, Cloudbet works in my country though I’m not participating on this US election, I still think that Trump can win again though Biden is also have the chance, a very hard options to choose from, days are coming place your bet safely now.