We’re just days into the latest season of Celebrity Apprentice, and betting odds may have already revealed the winner.
In recent times, punters have consulted betting sites like SportsBet and BettingPro to gain insight into who is expected to win Aussie reality shows. The betting site’s track record has a fairly high success rate – even before The Bachelorette 2021 aired, it had Darvid Garayeli listed with the lowest return. Garayeli went on to receive the final rose and win the show.
In the past, reality contestants who have better odds have often ended up winning their respective shows. Along with The Bachelorette, betting sites have successfully predicted the winners of Survivor and Love Island.
Many people have speculated that this is related to insider trading and that punters who have confirmed information about who wins the show, place their bets early. However, this type of activity is strictly banned by the betting site.
Now, BettingPro has posted odds for Celebrity Apprentice contestants, and the expected winner is somewhat surprising. It has NFL player Benji Marshall listed with the lowest pay return at $1.10, meaning that he has the best odds to win.
The Block star Ronnie Caceres has the next best odds to win, with his return sitting at $7.00. Behind Caceres is Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell who is listed with a return of $9.00.
Along with the above mentioned predicted top three, this season of Celebrity Apprentice stars Amy Shark, Home and Away star Jodie Gordon, actor Vince Colosimo, MAFS alumni Beck Zemeck.
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While the past has suggested that low dollar values are linked to a high chance that the participant will win, it’s important to note that insider trading is strictly banned on the platform and the connection could be purely coincidental.
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