The Time Person of the Year has been an individual accolade handed out by the magazine since 1999. It isn’t necessarily given to a person or group that has made favorable headlines, and it is deemed to be the figure that has had the most influence over the year in terms of for better or worse. You can find out the latest odds for the award this year below.
Time Person Of The Year Award 2024 Odds
| Winner | Odds |
|---|---|
| MrBeast | 3.50 |
| AI | 7.50 |
| Sam Altman | 7.50 |
| Volodymyr Zelensky | 7.50 |
| Donald Trump | 11.00 |
| Joe Biden | 11.00 |
| Elon Musk | 11.00 |
| Nikki Haley | 13.00 |
Before Betting On Time Person Of The Year 2024
The Time Person of the Year has been an individual accolade that has been awarded by the American new magazine with the same name since 1999. The long-standing tradition started in 1927 when the publication secretly voted to award the ‘Man of the Year’ award. It was a method to pass the slow news days that followed at the end of the year before the start of the next calendar year.
The first winner of the award was Charles Lindbergh, who was handed the honor after completing the first transatlantic flight in May 1927. However, a number of controversial figures have also won the award throughout history, including Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, and Vladimir Putin.
The most recent winner of the award was Taylor Swift. Her Eras Tour was the highest-grossing concert of all-time, and it has a hugely positive impact on cultural and economic factors across the world. In winning the award, Swift also became the first woman to feature on the cover for Person of the Year on two occasions.
MrBeast is the current favorite to win the award in 2024, having amassed over 72 billion views across all social media channels. He has also won the award for Favorite Male Creator on two occasions at the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, and was named among the top 100 most influential people by Time.
Common names for the award also appear among the top selections, including US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
