Will Donald Trump serve jail time before 2025? Bookmakers now say there's a 75% CHANCE that he doesn't spend a day locked up!

Donald Trump now 1/3 to not serve jail time despite being formally arrested in Georgia towards the end of August

UPDATE: With Donald Trump now facing 34 felony charges of falsifying business records his defence team rested their case on Tuesday, odds are still offered on a potential jail sentence.

Bookmakers are now offering odds on whether or not Trump will serve jail time after he was formally arrested in Georgia with his mugshot going viral on social media towards the back end of August.

Trump has been charged alongside 18 others with conspiracy to overturn the 2020 Presidential Election results in the state of Georgia and the trial could take place during Trump's run for re-election.

The former US President surrendered in Georgia and his scowling mugshot has since become a viral sensation with memes made of Trump as well as his own campaign using it for various merchandise.

The latest betting odds now say that Trump will not serve any jail time despite his arrest before the end of 2025 at least with odds of 1/3 given for him not being sent down.

Betting odds go 6/4 that Trump cuts a plea deal despite vowing not to

A plea deal could be something that is on the cards for a more lenient sentencing for Donald Trump although Trump himself has said that “we don’t ever take a plea deal” after being asked if he would.

“I don’t do plea deals, we did nothing wrong,” Trump told reporters in Iowa according to a report in Forbes and now the former US President could face further indictment in Atlanta next.

According to the latest odds there's a 40% chance that Trump does end up cutting a plea deal despite saying that he wouldn't with a 4/9 shot given that he will not.

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