Dancing On Ice Betting Odds - Who’s Going To Win, Huh?

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Yesterday, as is now becoming alarmingly traditional, we took a sneaky look at the remaining Dancing On Ice contenders who weren’t very good. And now for the ones who are slightly better.

In theory, this late into a series like Dancing On Ice, all the contestants should have improved by a million percent and should be able to pull off fairly complex moves with a minimum of fuss. That’s not the case, though - the Dancing On Ice contestants are all falling over and knackering themselves even more than that Chinese woman did in the Winter Olympics. So maybe the winner of Dancing On Ice will be the contestant with the most working limbs left.

So here’s part two of our weekly Dancing On Ice betting odds, with help from SportingOdds.com…

Gaynor Faye - Gaynor’s Dancing On Ice prop this week was a bright
red bowler hat, which was unfortunate as it made her look a bit like a
posh heron. But at least it gave her the chance to do a Dancing On Ice
routine to - aha - You Can Leave Your Hat On. Do you see? Oddly, Gaynor
and her partner took the previous comments that they should make more
of their chemistry to mean that they should spend much of their routine groping each other
like two 14-year-olds at a bus stop after two litres of Diamond White;
and the judges saw through it, telling them, "You haven’t actually
pushed yourselves as much as you could. You could have done a bit more
with the hat." SCORE - 23.5 -  Current Dancing On Ice betting odds - 5/2

Bonnie Langford - Over the last few weeks, the public have started to
realise that Bonnie doesn’t actually skate very much during Dancing On
Ice, she just lets her partner grab her by the ankles and swing her
about instead. But this week, Bonnie decided to show her critics what she was
made of. Equipped with a feather boa, Bonnie gave the Dancing On Ice
routine of her life, to Material Girl. She got a giant score from the
judges, who told her, "We got to see you skate! For me you actually
produced some skating on the ice that matches what you can do in the
air," but Bonnie Langford still had to take part in the skate-off. So
back to the ankle swings for next week’s Dancing On Ice, then. SCORE -
27 - Current Dancing On Ice betting odds - 11/10

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]