2024 Presidential Election Gambling Odds

As we exit 2020 and enter 2021, the 2024 presidential election may be the last thing on your minds. However, the jockeying is already beginning behind the scenes. A large swath of powerful politicians, business leaders, and big personalities think 78-year-old Joe Biden could be a one-and-done. They also saw Donald Trump win in 2016 and think that could be them.

Over at the UK book Paddy Power, which is owned by Flutter, which also owns OutKick's gambling partner FanDuel, here are the current gambling odds for the 2024 presidential election:

Joe Biden: 4-1
Kamala Harris: 5-1
Donald Trump: 8-1
Nikki Haley: 10-1
Mike Pence: 10-1
Pete Buttigieg: 14-1
AOC: 18-1
Eric Trump: 18-1
Donald Trump Jr.: 18-1
Ivanka Trump: 18-1
Beto O'Rourke: 22-1
Paul Ryan: 25-1
Eric Holder: 25-1
Dan Crenshaw: 33-1
Bernie Sanders: 33-1
Oprah Winfrey: 33-1
Tom Cotton: 33-1
Marco Rubio: 33-1
Elizabeth Warren: 35-1
Mike Pompeo: 40-1
Deval Patrick: 40-1
Michelle Obama: 40-1
Tulsi Gabbard: 40-1
Eric Swalwell: 40-1
Eric Garcetti: 40-1
Tucker Carlson: 50-1
Jay Inslee: 50-1
Tim Ryan: 50-1
Hillary Clinton: 50-1
Cory Booker: 50-1
Margaret Hassan: 50-1
Julian Castro: 50-1
Andrew Yang: 50-1
JB Pritzker: 50-1
Sherrod Brown: 50-1
Philip Murphy: 50-1
Kanye West: 50-1
Tammy Duckworth: 50-1
John Hickenlooper: 50-1
Joe Kennedy III: 66-1
Kirsten Gillibrand: 66-1
Dwayne Johnson (The Rock): 66-1
Mike Gravel: 66-1
Ben Sasse: 66-1
Gretchen Whitmer: 66-1
Mike Bloomberg: 66-1
Tim Kaine: 66-1
Susan Collins: 75-1
Lisa Murkowski: 75-1
Jeb Bush: 80-1
Tom Brady: 80-1
Mark Cuban: 80-1
Joni Ernst: 80-1
John Kasich: 80-1
George Clooney: 80-1
Leonardo DiCaprio: 80-1
Nancy Pelosi: 80-1
Kim Kardashian: 80-1
Orrin Hatch: 80-1
Oscar De La Hoya: 80-1
Mike Dewine: 80-1
Terry McAuliffe: 80-1
Jared Kushner: 80-1
Catherine Cortez-Masto: 80-1
Rahm Emanuel: 80-1
Howard Schultz: 80-1
Ben Carson: 80-1
Chris Murphy: 80-1
Ted Cruz: 80-1
Steve Bullock: 80-1
Amy Klobuchar: 80-1
Trey Gowdy: 80-1
Jesse Ventura: 80-1
Mitt Romney: 80-1
Scott Walker: 80-1
Michael Bennet: 80-1
Evan McMullin: 100-1
Kelly Loeffler: 100-1
Wayne Messam: 100-1
John McAfee: 100-1
John Kerry: 100-1
Seth Moulton: 100-1
Marianne Williamson: 100-1
Mitch McConnell: 100-1
Sally Yates: 100-1
Jason Kander: 100-1
Lindey Graham: 100-1
Jeff Flake: 100-1
Jeff Mattis: 100-1
Rand Paul: 100-1
Richard Ojeda: 100-1
Tom Steyer: 100-1
Jeff Merkley: 100-1
Jamie Dimon: 100-1
Gavin Newsom: 100-1
Ray Dalio: 100-1
Chris Christie: 100-1
William H. McRaven: 100-1
John Delaney: 100-1
Condoleezza Rice: 150-1
Lara Trump: 150-1
Kayleigh McEnany: 150-1
Vincent Viola: 150-1
Stormy Daniels: 150-1
Andrew Gillum: 150-1
Rick Perry: 150-1
Carolina Kennedy: 150-1
Beyonce: 150-1
Bobby Jindal: 150-1
Bill de Blasio: 150-1
Carly Fiorina: 150-1
Gary Johnson: 175-1
Sarah Palin: 175-1
James Comey: 175-1
Justin Amash: 175-1
Rick Santorum: 175-1
Michael Avenatti: 200-1
Ann Coulter: 200-1
Sidney Powell: 275-1
Lin Wood: 275-1
Jon Voight: 275-1
Betsy DeVos: 275-1
Kimberly Guilfoyle: 275-1
Vince McMahon: 275-1
Steve Bannon: 275-1
Bob Iger: 275-1
Rufus Gifford: 275-1
Roy Cooper: 275-1
Ben Shapiro: 275-1
Chelsea Clinton: 275-1
Angelina Jolie: 275-1
Mitch Landrieu: 275-1
Eminem: 275-1
Neil deGrasse Tyson: 275-1
Bill Gates: 275-1
Mark Zuckerberg: 275-1
Amanda Abbington: 500-1
Jim Gilmore: 500-1
Howie Hawkins: 500-1
Al Franken: 500-1
Marty Walsh: 500-1
Jill Stein: 500-1
Jo Jorgensen: 500-1
Meg Whitman: 500-1

Just on first look, I see some value here on Donald Trump (8-1), Mayor Pete (14-1), Tucker Carlson (50-1), Mark Cuban (80-1), and maybe a nibble on Al Franken at 500-1. Michelle Obama at 40-1 is also a little intriguing, as the question is at least as much about if she'd want to do it as her electability.

Some of the odds don't make any sense. For example, how could Oscar De La Hoya be on the same level as Mark Cuban, be over three times as likely as Bob Iger and six times as likely as Al Franken? Stormy Daniels also has better odds than several people who could actually conceivably win.

What bets do you like on this board?