Dancing On Ice Betting Odds - Kelly Off, Who’ll Win?

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No surprises on Dancing On Ice this week - Kelly Holmes finally got the boot. It just goes to show - just because you can run in a circle quite fast doesn’t mean you can div about on a chair in an ice rink.

Kelly did have some Dancing On Ice highlights, though. They included falling over, throwing shitty fits at everyone in rehearsal and then being told by the Dancing On Ice judges that she looked like a man. Classy stuff, you’ll agree.

But now that Kelly Holmes has left Dancing On Ice, who’ll win? There’s not long left in this series of Dancing On Ice, so now’s the time to place a giant bet on who you think will win. And we’ve got the first half of the latest Dancing On Ice betting odds right here, in association with SportingOdds.com…

David Seaman - If you believe in karma, you could say that David
Seaman’s run of misfortune on Dancing On Ice is payback for letting
that Brazil goal in at the last World Cup. If you don’t believe in karma, you could just say that David Seaman has been really bloody
unlucky. He’s now crocked his Dancing On Ice partner twice - once with
a piledriver a couple of weeks ago, and then by dropping his partner on
her chin an hour before Saturday’s Dancing On Ice show, making them unable
to continue. David and Pam will be back on Dancing On Ice next week.
But let’s never call him Safe Hands again, OK? Current Dancing On Ice
betting odds - 9/2

Stefan Booth - We had a bit of a theory about Stefan Booth’s
continued Dancing On Ice success, that all the Dads watching voted for
him because his partner is quite pretty. But now it seems like Stefan
Booth is turning into quite the ice dancer - during his Dancing On Ice
routine to Mr Bojangles he managed to do the first Dancing On Ice
overhead lift. Weird - we always thought he was quite a useless git.
Nevertheless, the judges were stunned that Stefan was capable of such a
thing, telling him "The hairs on the back of my neck were standing on
end. That’s how good it was for me." All that with a broom, too. Maybe
he’s practising for his next job after Dancing On Ice. SCORE - 25.5 -
Current Dancing On Ice betting odds - 4/1

We’ll be back tomorrow with the betting odds of the rest of the
Dancing On Ice contestants, but in the meantime, head over to the
Specials section of SportingOdds.com to see the very latest betting
odds. And don’t forget to place a bet or two as well - SportingOdds and
hecklerspray will give you a free bet of up to £25 when you open an
account. Good luck!

[story by Stuart Heritage]