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£600m wagered on US Election by Brits with Betfair Exchange


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class="sc-clsHhM eSXakm">Donald Trump may not be the only unhappy party at the end of the US Presidential Election – spare a thought for those who bet on him.   According to operator Betfair (owned by Flutter Entertainment), British bettors broke the company's record for wagers placed on the election, spending £600m ($795.9m).   Over three million bets were placed on who would win the duel between Republican candidate Trump and Democrat counterpart Joe Biden.   In the 2016 Election, £250m was traded with Betfair on the race between Trump and Hilary Clinton.   One particular bettor had staked £1m on Biden to win, Betfair's biggest-ever political wager, and will probably be a little happier than any Trump backers after collecting their winnings.
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