Folks are betting on 'Bidenisms', gaffes during Biden's Kimmel appearance

President Joe Biden will do the first late-night appearance of his presidency on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday, June 8, and pundits on both sides of the isle can only wait in anticipation to hear the President speak to the American people in a more casual environment, compared to the typically tight script of the Biden White House. 

 

Some Americans, however are wasting no time on speculation and are putting their money to ‘work’ by betting on Biden’s propensity to make often humorous gaffes and “Bidenisms.”

 

You heard right – the online sportsbook, BetUS.com has posted betting odds on Biden’s Kimmel Live appearance – including how many times the President will say “C’mon, Man!” (hint: the odds are currently favoring the ‘over’ 3.5 times); how many mentions of being from Scranton, PA he will make; or if he will mistakenly refer to Jimmy Kimmel as late-night rival “Jimmy Fallon,” amongst several other ‘proposition’ bets, or “props” as they are known in the business.

 

“You can even bet on his use of the phrase ‘the fact of the matter,’ or his use of the word ‘folks’, which is almost like free money,” quips Tim Williams, director of public relations for BetUS. “Win or lose, I think we’re all hoping for a little humor Wednesday night after so much somber news at home and around the world lately.”

 

Here is a rundown of some of the current odds:

KimmelBidenOddsBetUS.png
  • png

About BetUS

BetUS (pronounced “Bet U.S.”) is the original online sportsbook, celebrating its 30th season serving sports fans this year. A global pioneer established in 1994 and licensed internationally, BetUS provides a safe and secure place for sports wagering to more than one million customers around the world.

For journalists in the U.S.: We understand the importance of integrity in journalism and wish to affirm that utilizing our insights, data or quotes in your reporting aligns with and is protected by your First Amendment rights, even in states where sports betting has not explicitly been made legal. The information we provide is intended to enhance your audience's enjoyment of their favorite sports. It is up to each individual to discern if or how local laws apply to them, particularly in terms of their use of international sportsbooks. BetUS.com has thousands of customers from countries around the globe, operates under a recognized jurisdiction's license and adheres to responsible gaming practices as it celebrates its 30th season in business.


Receive exclusive news

Are you a journalist or do you work for a publication?
Sign up and request access to exclusive news.

Request access

Receive BetUS news on your RSS reader.

Or subscribe through Atom URL manually