Time Person of The Year Betting: Putin set for Second Cover

Time Person of The Year Betting: Putin set for Second Cover
Steve Madgwick
Steve Madgwick Editor-In-Chief

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  • Time person of the year is an issue featuring a person, a group, an idea, or an object that "for better or for worse... has done the most to influence the events of the year"
  • Vladamir Putin has been introduced as Evens favourite with bookies to be featured in 2022 and score a second cover since his 2007
  • Doctors, Nurses and 1st Responders are overdue the cover over the last 2 years
  • Betting sites didn't have 2021 winner Elon Musk in the betting last year, so anything can happen.

First Awarded in 1927 The Tie person of the year is chosen by Time Magazine, following which an issue is created featuring that person group or idea. In specials betting markets, bookmakers offer odds on the likelihood of who might end up on the cover.

The featured person group or idea is chosen to have "for better or for worse... had done the most to influence the events of the year"

Vladamir Putin is the proverbial front runner 2022, and bolted out of the stalls as early as February.

A former winner in 2007, if Putin were to make the cover a second time, he would join the likes of Barack Obama, Winston Churchill, Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan, George W Bush and Richard Nixon - Joseph Stalin also was named twice, whilst Adolf Hitler only managed it the once.

Time Person of the Year Betting Odds

Candidate Odds Probability
Vladimir Putin Evens 50%
Doctors, Nurses, 1st Responders 3.10 32.26%
Epidemiologists 4.33 23.09%
WHO 6.00 16.67%
Donald Trump 7.00 14.29%
Antony Fauci 8.00 12.50%
Kamala Harris 8.50 11.76%
Joe Biden 10.00 10.00%


Vladamir Putin holds a strong hand in grabbing the cover of Time Person of the year Issue in 2022, making a strong claim to join Joseph Stalin and George W Bush among others in double-cover territory
Steve Madgwick - Entertainment Betting Specialist - OLBG.com

Former Winners

The role call for Time Person of the Year Betting and Odds is prestigious for sure, and in the last couple of years, Doctors, Nurses, 1st Responders, Epidemiologists and all things connected with Covid have been to the for eof the specials betting markets, but in 2021, Elon Musk was an unexpected winner for his contribution to technological development, at a time when he was the richest man on the planet.

Time Person Of The Year Since 2010
Winner/s
2021 Elon Musk
2020 Joe Biden/Kamala Harris
2019 Greta Thunberg
2018 The Guardians - Journalists Under Fire
2017  The Silence Breakers - Me Too Movement
2016 President Donald Trump
2015  Angela Merkel
2014 Ebola Health Care Workers
2013 Pope Francis
2012 President Barack Obama
2011 Global Protestors
2010 Mark Zuckerberg - Facebook


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