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Yesterday we started our weekly look at the slippy-slidey betting odds of the Dancing On Ice contestants – but only the rubbish ones. Today we’ll look at the ones that actually stand a chance of winning.

So far on Dancing On Ice, we’ve seen wobbles, frantic air-grabs, the odd falling-over, two cases of a woman smashing her noggin on the ice and – last week – a super-violent piledriver that The Machoman Randy Savage would be proud to call his own. But it’s with a heavy heart that we announce that nobody has lost a finger yet. So we may as well do the next best thing and place a few Dancing On Ice bets.

Here’s part two of out Dancing On Ice betting odds, with help from SportingOdds.com…

David Seaman – For a while, David Seaman looked as if he had
confounded the expectations of everyone in the country by training his
large frame to become a nimble Dancing On Ice contestant. And then he
went and dropped his dance partner on her shoulder and fell on top of her.
Nice one, safe hands. David’s Dancing On Ice routine to Crocodile Rock
got the lowest score of the night – since he’d done in his partner in -
and the judges told him, "There was no question that
David spent the whole time worrying about his partner and the routine
suffered." SCORE – 17.5 – Current Dancing On Ice betting odds – 12/1

Bonnie
Langford – Last week’s Dancing On Ice was a landmark for Bonnie
Langford – it was the first week that she didn’t crack her head on the
ice during a complicated manoeuvre. And, making sofas across the land
creak with awkward discomfort, her routine to I Will Survive had one of
the Dancing On Ice judges telling her, "You’ve
got such a peachy behind in that outfit that I wanted to take a bite
out of it." Dude! That’s Bonnie Langford you’re talking about, you
creepy git! SCORE – 21.5 – Current Dancing On Ice betting odds – 15/8

John
Barrowman – There’s nothing worse than seeing someone do something
well by a smug twat. And John Barrowman can’t help but look smug in everything
he does. So it was really brilliant to see him fall over on Saturday
during his Dancing On Ice routine to Black Horse And The Cherry Tree.
But it was galling to see him get a massive score for it, too. The
judges told him, "I still think you need to contain it a bit. If
you do that, you’re definitely going to go all the way." SCORE – 22 -
Current Dancing On Ice betting odds – 4/5

We’ll be back next week with a new set of betting odds for 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]