The 2020 Presidential election was a wild ride that eventually saw Joe Biden defeating Donald Trump to become President of the United States. The race was very tight, but Biden was able to win some swing states in order to win the election. Both 2016 and 2020 were divisive elections that caused a media frenzy in the United States, and it looks like the 2024 Presidential Election will be more of the same.
The 2024 US Presidential Election is now just a few months away. Donald Trump is once again the presumptive Republican nominee, while Joe Biden just recently dropped out of the race and endorsed current Vice President, Kamala Harris, as the Democratic nominee. The odds indicate that the election will very likely come down to Trump vs Harris. The Election will be continue to be mainstream news in the USA over the next 4 months, until the 2024 United States presidential election takes place on November 5th, 2024.
If you’re a Canadian and you’d like to bet on who will become the next President of the United States here’s a step by step guide to how to get started.
Bet On 2024 US Presidential Election in Canada – Guide
#1. Open An Online Betting Account
First you will need to open an online betting account. Our top rated sportsbook is SportsInteraction.com and they currently have a few different betting options available for the US Election. Here’s a full review.
I haven’t been following much, so I can’t give an opinion about who I expect to be the next President. But if you have a hunch, just follow this guide and place your bet.
#2. Deposit
Once you’ve opened your account you will need to make a deposit in order to have funds with which to bet.
Now it’s time to place your bets. Here’s a screenshot of the odds currently on offer at SportsInteraction.com for the 2024 US Presidential Election (taken on July 23rd, 2024 – the day after Joe Biden dropped out of the race – these odds will change as we approach election day):
Donald Trump is the favourite to win the election less than four months out from November. With Joe Biden dropping out of the race, Kamala Harris is now expected to be the Democratic nominee, but as you can see from the next four contenders, there is still an outside chance the Democrats select a different nominee for the election in November.
Sports Interaction has various other Election related bets you can make throughout the election process including who will win the Democratic Party nomination, popular vote winner, winning party, specific state winning party and more. I suggest visiting SportsInteraction.com to see the up to date odds for all bets. I will also update this page when we get closer to the 2024 election.
To find the US Presidential Election odds at SportsInteraction.com, you need to click on ‘Sports’ -> ‘Politics’ -> ‘2024 US Presidential Election’ in the sportsbook.
Your GUIDE recommends to make a DEPOSIT. How about if I want to bet just once (the US Presidential Election 2020) then, win or lose, want my Deposit back. Is this allowed? How can I do this?
So how do I withdraw my money after i win a bet? And do they just take vVsa for the sign up deposit or do they take paypal as well? Thanks.
Luther.
They do take Visa for deposit, unfortunately not Paypal.
After you win your bet you can withdraw via e-check or wire transfer directly to your bank account.
If you need more information don’t hesitate to email me through the About Me page with more questions: https://www.sportsbettingcanadian.ca/about-me/
Your GUIDE recommends to make a DEPOSIT. How about if I want to bet just once (the US Presidential Election 2020) then, win or lose, want my Deposit back. Is this allowed? How can I do this?
You will need to deposit the money that you want to bet on the Election. If you win, you can then withdraw your deposit + winnings.
If I bet 300$ on joe biden how much can I make
It will depend on the odds at the time of your bet. Check out our odds page to learn how to read odds to find the potential payout for bets: https://www.sportsbettingcanadian.ca/guide/betting-odds-explained/
What is the maximum I can bet on the US Presidential Election?