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A Gambling Website Wants Help Coming Up With Quirky Donald Trump Bets

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March 22, 2017, 11:46 AM ET
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The Irish gambling website Paddy Power is seeking an out-of-the-box thinker to be its “Head of Trump Betting.”

The company, which recently posted a listing for the 3-month long role on LinkedIn, is seeking a candidate that will be able to come up with bets about what President Donald Trump might do next. That includes typical bets such as “When will Trump resign,” and more atypical ones such as “Will President Donald Trump ban Irish people in his first term in office?”

Both of those bets are already on Paddy Power’s website. Other bets currently available include one questioning when White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer will leave or resign. Another wagers that Trump might marry for a fourth time while he is still president.

Paddy Power seems to be looking for a candidate critical of Trump — in one requirement, the listing calls for consistency in keeping up with Trump’s tweets and “general idiocy.”
“Ideal candidate would have a good knowledge of which one’s Melania and which one’s Ivanka,” the job listing states. “Better understanding of global politics than Donald Trump. Which won’t exclude many.”

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