Kamala Harris, Joe Biden Receive Prop Bets Ahead Of Night 2 Of The Second Democratic Debate

Sen. Kamala Harris and former Vice President Joe Biden are set to headline the second night of the July debate tonight in Detroit, Michigan.

As we prepare for the second night of the debate, BetOnline offers prop bets for the event, a few that even focus directly on Harris and Biden.

In what might be the most important aspect of a primary debate, Harris is expected to get the most talking time at +150. Biden is close behind at +200 odds to receive the most speaking time Wednesday.

In the June debate, Biden edged out Harris, receiving 13.6 minutes of talk time compared to her 11.9 minutes.

Which candidate will receive the most speaking time on Wednesday?

  • Kamala Harris +150
  • Joe Biden +200
  • Cory Booker +250
  • Julián Castro +500
  • Kirsten Gillibrand +750
  • Any other candidate +600

Although the two Democratic Party favorites are expected to receive the most speaking time tonight, their second debate matchup is even more compelling due to Harris calling out Biden on his support of US Senators that opposed desegregation of school busing during the first debate in June.

However, if oddsmakers are correct, chances favor Harris not actually saying Biden’s name tonight.

Will Harris say “Biden”?

  • Yes +110
  • No -150

While Harris isn’t expected to say Biden’s name, the former VP is expected to say Trump’s name quite a few times. More than four times, actually. BetOnline favors the over at -140 odds that Biden will mention the current President’s name more than four times during the debate.

How many times will Biden say “Trump”?

  • Over 4 times -140
  • Under 4 times +100

It is possible that the future President of the United States could be speaking on stage tonight, whoever it may be, but the current President could be doing his own speaking tonight via Twitter.

Trump did not use Twitter during the debate last night, issuing his last tweet of the evening at 7:26 p.m. ET.

For tonight, the odds don’t favor the over or under at 2.5 tweets; both are at -120.

How many times Trump tweet during Wednesday debate?

  • Over 2.5 times -120
  • Under 2.5 times -120

Two more prop bets focus on Twitter. In another contest between Harris and Biden, oddsmakers believe that Harris (-150) will be tweeted about more than Biden (+110).

In the Miami debate, Biden was the most tweeted about more than Harris, according to Adweek.

Which candidate will be tweeted about the most?

  • Kamala Harris -150
  • Joe Biden +110

The second Twitter bout pins Sen. Cory Booker against former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro. Booker beat out Castro in terms of most-tweeted-about in the June debate, but the odds are even at -120 apiece for tonight.

Which candidate will be tweeted about the most?

  • Cory Booker -120
  • Julián Castro -120

To catch the second night of the debate and keep track of all the prop bets, tune into CNN or Telemundo at 8 p.m. ET.

A full list of candidates and their odds is listed below, including Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.

Odds to Win the 2020 Presidential Election

  • Donald Trump -110
  • Elizabeth Warren +800
  • Joe Biden +800
  • Bernie Sanders +1000
  • Kamala Harris +1000
  • Andrew Yang +2000
  • Pete Buttigieg +2000
  • Beto O’Rourke +6600
  • Tulsi Gabbard +6600
  • Amy Klobuchar +10000
  • Mike Pence +10000
  • Tom Steyer +10000
  • Julian Castro +12500
  • Cory Booker +15000
  • Jay Inslee +15000
  • John Hickenlooper +15000
  • Kirsten Gillibrand +15000
  • Seth Moulton +15000
  • Marianne Williamson +25000