Bachelor Odds To Win 2020

We take a look at the odds for each of the bachelorettes tring to win Locky's heart and give our tips and bets on which girl will win. View the odds for 2020 The Bachelor Australia show for the Locky Gilbert season. Starts: 7:30 Wednesday 12/8/2020. Ends: 7:30 Thursday 19/9/2020. Watch: Channel Ten. Bet: Bet on the Show HERE. Of course, if you don't win, maybe you'll get a chance to be the next 'The Bachelor,' or make it out to sunny Mexico for 'Bachelor in Paradise' where your odds of finding love might be.

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Peter Weber met the 30 women vying for his heart in Week 1 of The Bachelor last Monday, and he sent eight women home in the first Rose Ceremony. Former Bachelorette Hannah Brown stunned the other contestants by making a surprise return, and Peter offered Hannah a place on his cast if she's willing to join. Which contestant is poised to go all the way, and who is the perfect pick to become the next Bachelorette? FTW's Bachelor experts Nick Schwartz and Marissa Kasner made their picks after one episode:

Marissa: Peter won't be able to top his connection with Hannah B.

Peter told us before the season even started that 'there's a reason no one is going to find out the ending,' which is leaving many to speculate he's yet to make a selection and it could be Hannah B. (Ashley I has a pretty plausible theory.) I'm drinking this kool-aid. As soon as I heard him claim no one will know the ending I suspected he hadn't made a choice.

But after rekindling that chemistry week one, even though she definitely doesn't move back into the mansion, I suspect Peter gets to the end, searches his soul and find his heart is still with 4-time windmill Hannah. What else could possibly make him say 'that last week was the hardest week of my entire life' and his mom say 'go get our girl.'

Although I am on record saying I want the traditional happily ever after, I'm now here for Hannah B & Peter sitting in a tree.

Nick: Victoria P. is going to dominate this season

Disclaimer: If Peter makes the wrong choice and doesn't offer Victoria P. his Final Rose, she's a slam-dunk pick to be the next Bachelorette. She's got an incredibly compelling backstory, and she just exudes the TV it-factor that ABC could bank on.

That being said, from the moment Peter excused himself from a conversation with Victoria to pick her flowers from outside the hotel, she became the leader in the clubhouse. His infatuation with Kelley will fade, Hannah Ann and Madison could make runs into the Final Four, but I'm betting this season ends with Peter popping the question to Vicky P.

Marissa: We're getting back-to-back Alabama Bachelorettes

Who I WANT to be the next Bachelorette (based on what we've seen) and who likely will be feel so very far apart. It likely will be Madison. Her heart will be broken after going all the way to the final two, she'll have won over America, she'll be the Bachelorette.

Conversely, I adore Victoria P., Alexa seems super interesting, and playing-by-the-rules Tammy could really use the lead role as a further try-out for her very own HGTV show.

Nick: It's time to make Bachelorette history and bring back a repeat Bachelorette

Look, I know this probably isn't going to happen, but it absolutely should. I suspect Hannah B. will decline Peter's invitation to join the show (which probably would have been impossible given her Dancing With The Stars obligations at the time of filming), Peter will fall in love again, and Hannah B. may show up in Paradise. That's not good enough.

Hannah Brown needs to be the next Bachelorette. She was robbed of a happy ending by the overwhelming destructive force that was Luke P., who poisoned the show and derailed Hannah's relationships with other guys.

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Why not give Hannah B. a second third fourth chance at love? She's a beloved member of the Bachelor universe, and her success on DWTS means she has even more crossover appeal to potential viewers. Get a few of the sane guys from her season (let's say Peter, Tyler C., and Garrett) to screen the cast members to eliminate and Luke P.-esque crazies and hopefully guarantee a happy ending. Who says no?!

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With the Indy 500 entrance list released August 10, this year's race, after postponed (much like all other sports leagues), looks is shaping up to be a good one – and of course, we've got the odds for it.

We take a look at the top 3 favorites to win & take the no. 1 podium, and the three biggest underdogs, with one that'll surprise you.

2020 Indy 500 Odds to Win

What are the odds your favorite racer will win? We've got Indy 500 odds via our friends at BetOnline:

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Scott Dixon +500

Scott Dixon is the favorite to win at +500, coming off a first-place win during the Grand Prix at Road America and the GMR Grand Prix.

Dixon has proved he can win ‘em in the past, with 5 championship wins under his belt. He'll enter the Indy Car 50 at 1^st rank, starting in 4^th.

Stats: 199 Laps Led, 244 PTS, 5 of Top 10, 5 of Top 5, 0 Poles

Simon Pagenaud +700

Simon Pagenaud, known for his multi-faceted racing career from sports car racing to Indy car racing, is also known for his cut-throat iRacing tactics—But will he bring this attitude to the ‘real life' track? (Sorry, no disrespect intended iGaming fans).

Simon Pagenaud #22 Team Penske Chevrolet wears the winners 500 ring during the Winner's Portraits session after the 103rd Indy 500 on May 27, 2019.

However, his record on the track and in the car remains promising. He failed to make qualifying at the IndyCar 250 in 2019 and started the race last in 23^rd place, and went on to take the lead, and ultimately win.

Pagenaud ranks 2nd, with 1 win and 4 starts.

Stats: 0 Laps Led, 195 PTS, 4 of Top 10, 4 of Top 5, 0 Poles

Will Power +700

Along with Pagenaud, the odds favor Power at +700. On Team Penske, Power ranks number 5 in the 2020 IndyCar standings, with 142 points.

With one IndyCar Series championship win under his belt in 2014, Power is a strong contender to take the number one spot, especially as he ties with Dixon for both having 19 road and street course race wins.

On a side note—What a name, am I right?

Stats: 42 Laps Led, 142 PTS, Top 2 of 5, Top 2 of 10, 1 Poles

Indy 500 Odds: Underdogs

Matheus Leist +10000

Jackpot city software. Leist comes into the Indy500 with the odds stacked against him at 0.99%. Driving for JDC-Miller MotorSports, Leist has a fairly solid reputation as a young racer, winning the 2017 Indy Lights Freedom 100 race and leading from start to finish.

However, following his transition to the IndyCar series, Leist has yet to win a race or a podium. We'd have to say what will determine if he'll lead at all or even podium during this race is whether or not he's able to hone his skill on a more mature track.

Stats: 18^th in 2018 IndyCar Series, 19^th in 2019 IndyCar Series and 15^th in the WeatherTech Sports Car Championship

Sebastien Bourdais +10000

Coming in at +10000 like Leist, Bourdais is a former Formula 1 driver with a varied racing career, who finished 30^th in last years' Indy 500, coming in at 28^th Wilder vs fury prop bets against. in 2018. A veteran IndyCar driver and racer in general, Bourdais has 6 wins and 4 CART Champ Championships under his belt, but the 2020 season is looking a lot different for this seasoned racer.

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Bourdais' lower odds are due to a termination from IndyCar after he didn't receive any manufacturer points for his Honda, and his former team owner, Dale Coyne lost funding—Then, he made the choice to terminate Bourdais. This, plus he's racing partime this year, with only 4 races for the A.J. Foyt Racing team.

Bourdais enters the race at 11^th rank, 387 points and 17 starts in 2019. A longer career with many wins on a variety of tracks is a benefit for Bourdais, and sets him apart from the newer drivers who are underdogs.

Stats: 19 Laps Led, 387 PTS. Top 1 of 5, Top 7 of 10, 0 Poles

Kyle Kaiser +15000

The Underdog of this years' Indy500, Kaiser is a younger driver in this years' Indy500. From 2015 to 2017 he raced in Indy Lights, winning twice with one championship and eight podiums out of 18 races.

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With the Indy 500 entrance list released August 10, this year's race, after postponed (much like all other sports leagues), looks is shaping up to be a good one – and of course, we've got the odds for it.

We take a look at the top 3 favorites to win & take the no. 1 podium, and the three biggest underdogs, with one that'll surprise you.

2020 Indy 500 Odds to Win

What are the odds your favorite racer will win? We've got Indy 500 odds via our friends at BetOnline:

Indy 500 Odds: Favorites

Scott Dixon +500

Scott Dixon is the favorite to win at +500, coming off a first-place win during the Grand Prix at Road America and the GMR Grand Prix.

Dixon has proved he can win ‘em in the past, with 5 championship wins under his belt. He'll enter the Indy Car 50 at 1^st rank, starting in 4^th.

Stats: 199 Laps Led, 244 PTS, 5 of Top 10, 5 of Top 5, 0 Poles

Simon Pagenaud +700

Simon Pagenaud, known for his multi-faceted racing career from sports car racing to Indy car racing, is also known for his cut-throat iRacing tactics—But will he bring this attitude to the ‘real life' track? (Sorry, no disrespect intended iGaming fans).

Simon Pagenaud #22 Team Penske Chevrolet wears the winners 500 ring during the Winner's Portraits session after the 103rd Indy 500 on May 27, 2019.

However, his record on the track and in the car remains promising. He failed to make qualifying at the IndyCar 250 in 2019 and started the race last in 23^rd place, and went on to take the lead, and ultimately win.

Pagenaud ranks 2nd, with 1 win and 4 starts.

Stats: 0 Laps Led, 195 PTS, 4 of Top 10, 4 of Top 5, 0 Poles

Will Power +700

Along with Pagenaud, the odds favor Power at +700. On Team Penske, Power ranks number 5 in the 2020 IndyCar standings, with 142 points.

With one IndyCar Series championship win under his belt in 2014, Power is a strong contender to take the number one spot, especially as he ties with Dixon for both having 19 road and street course race wins.

On a side note—What a name, am I right?

Stats: 42 Laps Led, 142 PTS, Top 2 of 5, Top 2 of 10, 1 Poles

Indy 500 Odds: Underdogs

Matheus Leist +10000

Jackpot city software. Leist comes into the Indy500 with the odds stacked against him at 0.99%. Driving for JDC-Miller MotorSports, Leist has a fairly solid reputation as a young racer, winning the 2017 Indy Lights Freedom 100 race and leading from start to finish.

However, following his transition to the IndyCar series, Leist has yet to win a race or a podium. We'd have to say what will determine if he'll lead at all or even podium during this race is whether or not he's able to hone his skill on a more mature track.

Stats: 18^th in 2018 IndyCar Series, 19^th in 2019 IndyCar Series and 15^th in the WeatherTech Sports Car Championship

Sebastien Bourdais +10000

Coming in at +10000 like Leist, Bourdais is a former Formula 1 driver with a varied racing career, who finished 30^th in last years' Indy 500, coming in at 28^th Wilder vs fury prop bets against. in 2018. A veteran IndyCar driver and racer in general, Bourdais has 6 wins and 4 CART Champ Championships under his belt, but the 2020 season is looking a lot different for this seasoned racer.

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Bourdais' lower odds are due to a termination from IndyCar after he didn't receive any manufacturer points for his Honda, and his former team owner, Dale Coyne lost funding—Then, he made the choice to terminate Bourdais. This, plus he's racing partime this year, with only 4 races for the A.J. Foyt Racing team.

Bourdais enters the race at 11^th rank, 387 points and 17 starts in 2019. A longer career with many wins on a variety of tracks is a benefit for Bourdais, and sets him apart from the newer drivers who are underdogs.

Stats: 19 Laps Led, 387 PTS. Top 1 of 5, Top 7 of 10, 0 Poles

Kyle Kaiser +15000

The Underdog of this years' Indy500, Kaiser is a younger driver in this years' Indy500. From 2015 to 2017 he raced in Indy Lights, winning twice with one championship and eight podiums out of 18 races.

He joined Juncos Racing in 2017, and while he's a young driver with the odds against him, he's beat them before, like in May 2019 when he bumped F1 champ Fernando Alonso out of the Indy500.

WE DID IT! https://t.co/GH4rF80hKT

— Kyle Kaiser (@KyleKRacing) May 19, 2019

Stats: 31^st Place in Indianapolis 500, 18^th in AutoNation IndyCar Challenge