Republican race has hurt political betting at SBG Global

In the good old days there used to actually be some competition in the election process -in both parties- and the political betting was fast and furious with the momentum swaying back and forth between the popular candidates. This year, and recent betting election odds presidential contests, that has not been the case. And the political betting scene has been much the poorer for it. And perhaps more disturbing for political betting fans; it appears that this trend is increasing.

Senator John McCain has had a tremendously easy ride so far considering the relative lack of competition he has faced in the political betting thus far in his quest for the White House. While the Dems have been crucifying one another in their half of the political betting, McCain has been all but forgotten. With his nomination wrapped up he has taken himself out of the political betting -at least as far as the primaries are concerned- and has robbed political betting fans of much excitement and wagering.

The resulting feeling can only be characterized as disappointment at least in terms of political betting. And while it’s certainly not McCain’s fault there is no political betting action right now, couldn’t the Republican candidates at least provided a bit more of a challenge?