America’s Got Talent is getting down to the wire with only 6 acts left to participate in the two-night final that is taking place on September 12th and 13th. There is a $1 million grand prize for the winner, but you can also become a winner by betting on the winning participant online.
Let’s take a look at the contestants and their odds of winning the show according to Bookmaker.eu.
America’s Got Talent Odds
William Close +180 – William Close is the favorite heading into the final show with Bookmaker.eu having him winning a little more than 1 in 3 times. Check him out below. The +180 means that a $100 on Close would win $180 for a $280 payout on your bet.
Tom Cotter +200 – Tom Cotter is another contestant with a strong chance of winning. For every $1 you bet you will be paid out $3.
Olate Dogs +225 – If you like dogs then you are probably rooting for the Olate Dogs act right now and they are being given a legitimate chance to win.
David Garibaldi And His CMYK’s +1400 – This is a performance painting act that wins $1400 for every $100 bet.
The Untouchables +1600 – Here we have a dance troupe that is the 5th favorite according to Bookmaker. A $100 bet wins $1600 on The Untouchables.
Joe Castillo +1800 – Last, but possibly not least, is a sand artist who has the biggest payout at $1800 for every $100 wagered, but is being given the least chance of winning.
Do you know which one of these amazing acts will win? Read below to learn how:
How To Bet On America’s Got Talent
To do this log into you account and click on the ‘Add Funds’ button in the top right corner of the screen.
Now you are ready to bet. Go back into the sportsbook and click on ‘Entertainment’ at the bottom of the sportsbook. Then you will see the America’s Got Talent odds right at the top of the page. Choose which act you think will win, place your bet, then sit back on Wednesday and Thursday and enjoy the talent.
To learn more about this season of America’s Got Talent, check out the Wikipedia page.
Written by: Niko de Jonge
Where To Bet
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