Britain's Got Talent Odds: Clarkson Choir Among BGT Favourites

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Britain's Got Talent Odds: Clarkson Choir Among BGT Favourites
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Britain's Got Talent's auditions continued after a one-week break, with a change in the judging line-up. 

TV star Stacey Solomon stepped in for Simon Cowell after he fell down some stairs.

She was delighted to see one of the frontrunners on betting sites to win this year's BGT in the flesh. 


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Clarkson's Choir

TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson brought 32 farmers together to form a singing sensation, The Hawkstone Farmers Choir, and they thoroughly impressed the BGT judges and the Clarkson's Farm star last Saturday night. 

Amanda Holden wept happy tears during the choir's emotional rendition of Elbow's song One Day Like This, and they are now 6/1 second favourites on betting apps to win this year's Britain's Got Talent.

Afterwards, Amanda told them: "As soon as you started, I completely welled up. I felt so much power. 

Britain's Got Talent Winner Odds:

Act

Odds

Betting Site

Antigravity

9/2

Bet365

The Hawkstone Farmers Choir

6/1

Star Sports

Sonny Green

8/1

Bet365

Rafferty Coope

8/1

Star Sports

Celestial

14/1

Bet365

Paul Nunnari

16/1

William Hill

James Miller

16/1

William Hill

Niamh Noade

18/1

BetMGM

"You work so hard every single day, you absolutely smashed it, and I can't wait to see what you're going to do in the semi-final."

Jeremy himself also admitted he "welled up" when watching BGT for "the first time" just to see how the choir performed. 

While choking up in a social media video, he added: "Well done, all of you. I'm a very happy man. That choir is fab."

The Hawkstone Farmers Choir are now only being kept off the top of the BGT outright market by multimedia group Antigravity, who sparked a judges' scramble for the Golden Buzzer in episode three. 

Alesha Dixon dived across the table to press it, after Simon had stood up ready to make his Golden Buzzer move. 

Following the choir's exploits, Antigravity have drifted very slightly to 9/2 from a best price of 4/1 last time out.

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Fox In Contention 

Magician Fabian Fox is among those acts who could cause some problems for Antigravity in the latter stages. 

The judges were completely bemused as Fox teleported two audience members across the stage. 

Fabian is 25/1 to win this year's BGT, and KSI suggested he should sell his ability "for millions". 

The judge added: "I want to see more."

Stacey told the magician: "I truly believe the world is magic. I love that." 

It was an easy four yeses from the judges, but the likes of poet Sonny Green look more likely to go all the way in this year's competition. 

He is just 8/1 with Bet365, the same price as magician Rafferty Coope, who was KSI's Golden Buzzer in episode two. 

Two youngsters, James Miller and Nancy Tilley, also wowed the crowd and the judges. 

Aspiring singer James is 16/1 after his version of Defying Gravity from the musical Wicked, while Nancy is 28/1 with most UK bookmakers after she impressed with her drumming skills.

KSI

One Of A Kind 

If Fox doesn't triumph, a dog might. 

Anastasiia Beaumont and her dancing dog, Salsa, also progressed to the next round after impressing the audience and pooch-lover Simon. 

He said afterwards: "Salsa is super talented. That dog actually likes to dance. It was brilliant." 

Alesha described the pair as a "one of a kind act", and KSI admitted he "hadn't seen anything like it".

James Leyfield
James Leyfield

"A choir has never won Britain's Got Talent, but could 2026 be that year? Probably not!"

The YouTuber admitted the audition has even tempted him to get a dog. 

Anastasiia and Salsa are 25/1 chances to win this year's BGT, but as short as 16/1 with some UK betting sites.

Britain's Got Talent auditions continue to go at a rate of one Golden Buzzer per episode. 

There could have been an additional Golden Buzzer pressed if guest judge Stacey had done so, but she didn't.

Britain's Got Talent Odds: How Many Golden Buzzers Will Be Pressed? 

Golden Buzzers

Odds

Probability

Nine Or More

6/4

40%

Eight

13/8

38.1%

Seven

2/1

33.3%

Six

4/1

20%

Five Or Less

8/1

11.1%

However, it's not known if she will appear in another episode. 

With another four audition episodes to come, it's highly likely that nine or more Golden Buzzers (6/4) are pressed, or at least eight (13/8). 

All four judges have already pressed the Golden Buzzer, and it would be a huge surprise if only Ant and Dec pressed theirs across the next four episodes to make five presses (8/1) during the auditions stage.

* Reminder: Some of these are hypothetical odds provided by industry experts.

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