Britain's Got Talent Odds: Cyberagent Legit Are The Favourites
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Britain's Got Talent's third auditions episode of the series aired on Saturday night, and the latest Golden Buzzer act has become the new season favourite on betting sites.
After watching Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Ant and Dec all press their Golden Buzzers in last weekend's opening two episodes, judge Simon Cowell got in on the act on Saturday night.
That now leaves Bruno Tonioli - who broke the rules in his debut year as a panellist in 2023 by pressing the Golden Buzzer for more than one act - as the only panellist yet to press his buzzer in the opening hat-trick of episodes.
Legit Are The New Favourites
Dance troupe Cyberagent Legit are the new 5/2 favourites on Britain's Got Talent betting sites, after Simon put them straight through to the semi-finals.
The group travelled all the way from Japan to audition for this year's BGT, and the trip proved to be worth it after Simon was stunned by their energetic routine.
Afterwards, he told them: "That was my favourite act of the day, actually. Really, really good. Wow."
Simon later struck his Golden Buzzer and he went on stage to congratulate the group, adding: "The energy from the audience was just fantastic - I'm so happy for you.
"I could see how much time had gone into that. Everyone in this theatre was rooting for you."
Cyberagent Legit have now leapfrogged last week's BGT favourites Ravi's Dream Team, who are 11/4 with Bet365, and singer Sydnie Christmas, who is the 3/1 third favourite to win the contest.
Harrison Securely Through
Last weekend's double BGT episodes provided several single-figure priced acts.
However, from the second episode, only Cyberagent Legit are in single-figures, with Harrison Pettman the next best of the episode on specials betting sites at 12/1.
Despite this, security guard and youth worker Harrison impressed with his version of With You, from the musical Ghost.
He is now level in price with dog act The Trickstars, but behind 8/1 chances The Ssaulabi Performance Troupe.
The South Korean martial arts group were Ant and Dec's Golden Buzzer last week, while opera singer Innocent Masuku isn't far behind them in the market at 10/1.
Refund or free bet when one selection in an accumulator lets the bet down
Refund or free bet when one selection in an accumulator lets the bet down
Refund or free bet when one selection in an accumulator lets the bet down
Darren's Pipe-Line Humour
Plumber Darren Watson is also in with a chance of winning this year's BGT after he had the audience laughing with his one-liner stand-up set.
He is 16/1 on betting apps to win the series, the same price as fellow episode three star Leon Ung.
Student Leon, 13, performed a breakdancing routine, and he is just ahead of beatboxing group Sarukani, who are 20/1 in the market, the same price as 10-year-old schoolboy dancer Trey Braine from episode two.
Other episode three stars who wowed on Saturday night include youth pastor and musician Kevon Carter, and superhero The Dark Hero, who sang Defying Gravity from the musical Wicked while being lifted into the air dressed as Batman.
Both acts are 25/1 to win the 17th series, as are episode one cheerleaders Lady Grenades.
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