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Miss World Odds See Miss Norway Most Likely To Be Crowned Miss World 2010
Thursday 28 October 2010 at 12:25
 The latest Miss World 2010 Odds make Miss Norway the most likely to be given the honour of being crowned Miss World 2010. Miss Norway goes into Miss World 2010 as the shortest price early favourite in Miss World history. Miss World 2010 is the 60th Miss World pageant and takes place in Sanya, China on Saturday October 30th.
Miss Norway Looks As Though She Could Start Odds On
Miss Norway, who made history with how strong a favourite she is this week in the Miss World 2010 Odds, is a 23 year old student named Mariann Birkedal. She may be facing over a hundred amazing women but the bookies are running scared of her, Miss Norway can be backed at just 6/4 with SkyBet and Betfred and she is as short as evens with Victor Chandler, it is not out of the question that she could start the competition odds on. Miss Norway's toughest competitor could end up being Miss USA or Miss Puerto Rico, USA have a great record in this event and you can back Miss USA at 7/1 with SkyBet and Ladbrokes whilst Miss Puerto Rico is rated at 8/1 with Victor Chandler and Ladbrokes.
Miss Ireland And Miss Scotland Much Shorter Odds Than Miss England
If you are looking to back Miss England in the Miss World 2010 Odds you have to look towards the bottom end of the list, Betfred are offering the best price on Miss England, they go a huge 100/1. Miss Ireland and Miss Scotland look much more likely winners than Miss England, Miss Ireland is one of the favourites in the Miss World 2010 Odds at 22/1 with William Hill whilst Miss Scotland is rated at 33/1 with Boylesports and Betfred. Other favourites in the Miss World Odds include Miss Serbia at 10/1 with Victor Chandler, Miss Brazil at 14/1 with SkyBet and William Hill whilst Miss Russia is also well fancied at 18/1 with Boylesports. For more Miss World 2010 Odds in the lead up to Saturday's big event, click on any of the orange bookie links above.
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