BetOnPolitics.co.uk readers can get enhanced odds of 4/1 on Hillary Clinton winning the US Presidential election when opening a new account with Paddy Power.
Paddy Power recently announced it was paying out to customers who have backed the Democratic candidate to win the race to the White House, with the bookie putting their neck on the line for over €900,000.
The majority of national polls in recent days have shown a healthy lead for Ms Clinton over rival Donald Trump, and despite seeing "a flood of money" for her in recent days, the Irish firm is allowing new customers the chance to back the former Secretary of State at a huge price of 4/1 - enhanced from normal odds of 2/11 (which represent an 85.7% chance of winning).
Should Trump upset the odds and become the 45th President, it will trigger the biggest political payout in bookmaking history, but the odds suggest the Republican Party nominee will fail to win the race to the White House.
A new poll on October 24th suggested Trump's treatment of women and reluctance of accepting the result of the upcoming election has given his rival a double-digit lead. According to the first ABC News 2016 election tracking poll, Clinton now leads 50 to 38 per cent, with the 12 per cent gap between the two nominees being the highest advantage recorded by ABC and ABC News/Washington Post.
To claim this huge price boost from Paddy Power, simply:
- Join Paddy Power via this special link.
- Place your first bet up to a maximum of £10 on Hillary Clinton to win the US Presidential Election 2016 at the enhanced price available on site.
- If your selection wins, you will be paid in cash based on the normal price on site and will have the extra amount, bringing the bet up to the cumulative 4/1 payout, credited in free bets added to your account straight away.
Note: Bets must be placed before 12:00 BST on Friday, October 28th to qualify for this price boost. Any bets places after this time will not be settled at the enhanced price.
Paddy Power will have live betting on the US Election right up to and including Election Day on November 8th.