Betting favorite gets bump on eve of U.S. presidential election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : Trump plummeted from a -210 favorite last week at BetOnline to -125 on Saturday.
62% : Trump remains the favorite to win Nevada, but his odds have dipped from -155 to -135.
53% : BetOnline, an offshore sportsbook that isn't regulated in the U.S., reported its biggest election bet yet of $128,700 on Trump at -130 before bumping up his price.
53% : Trump also climbed from -125 to -147 at London-based Betfair Exchange.
52% : "Trump touched (-125) after favorable polling for the Democrats but has since been backed in to a current (-147).
46% : The current odds mean bettors must wager $159 to win $100 on Trump to be elected president and $100 to win $138 on Harris to win the election.
45% : Oddschecker also noted that in the past 13 presidential elections, only once has the betting underdog on election day gone on to become president (Trump in 2016).
40% : After Harris flipped from a +125 underdog to a -120 favorite over the weekend at BetOnline to win the electoral college vote in the state, Trump regained the role of -145 favorite to win Pennsylvania.

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