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- Marnie Swindells remains the favourite to win this year's Apprentice
- Week Three saw second favourite Gregory Ebbs leave the show
- We look at the full candidates in this year's Apprentice
Marnie Swindells remains the favourite to win this year's Apprentice
Court Advocate Marnie Swindells remains favourite to win this year's series of The Apprentice ahead of Week Four's infamous Discount Task.
The latest betting odds from our betting industry expert see Swindells remain the 7/2 favourite to win the show this year after the the teams mixed for the first time last week.
Joe Phillips is now the clear second favourite according to our betting expert who has him at 5/1 in the market with a 16% chance of winning the show.
| The Apprentice 2023 Winner* | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Marnie Swindells | 7/2 | 22.2% |
| Joe Phillips | 5/1 | 16.7% |
| Megan Hornby | 6/1 | 14.3% |
| Reece Donnelly | 6/1 | 14.3% |
*As bookmakers currently aren't taking bets on this event, odds have been compiled as theoretical probability as assessed by a Senior Trader and odds compiler with 24 years industry experience.
Megan Hornby and Reece Donnelly wrap up the top four in the betting market with 14 candidates still remaining in the process which is set to last for another 9 weeks.
Week Three saw second favourite Gregory Ebbs leave the show
Former second favourite Gregory Ebbs was the latest contestant to leave The Apprentice after a disastrous Week Three task.
Fans of the show labeled Ebbs departure as 'unfair' due to his performances on earlier tasks but Lord Sugar decided to fire him this week.
Reece Donnelly and Denisha Kaur Bharj were team leader and sub-team leader respectively but were saved by Sugar in the boardroom.
The Apprentice Betting Guide (Odds, Contenders, History)
We look at the full candidates in this year's Apprentice
The full list of contestants for this year's series of the Apprentice sees a whole host of backgrounds and occupations.
Four contestants have already left the show this series with three being fired and one leaving themselves in the boardroom.
Lord Sugar as always will be looking to make big money in his next business investment.
| Apprentice | Occupation | From | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brad Johnson | Construction | North Yorkshire | Fired Task 9 |
| Joseph Phillips | Safari Guide | Worcestershire | Fired Task 6 |
| Megan Hornby | Confectionary | East Yorkshire | |
| Simba Rwambiwa | Sales | Birmingham | Fired Task 10 |
| Gregory Ebbs | Antiques | Shropshire | Fired Task 3 |
| Shannon Martin | Bridal Boutique | West Yorkshire | Quit Task 2 |
| Avi Sharma | Banker | London | Fired Task 9 |
| Denisha Kaur Bharj | Finance | Leicestershire | Fired Task 4 |
| Emma Browne | Account Executive | County Kildare, Ireland | Fired Task 1 |
| Marnie Swindells | Court Advocate | London | |
| Reece Donnelly | Talent Agency | Glasgow | Quit Task 6 |
| Shazia Hussain | Recruitment | London | Fired Task 5 |
| Victoria Goulbourne | Pick n Mix sweets | Merseyside | |
| Dani Donovan | Hair Extensions | Hertfordshire | |
| Kevin Darcy | Accountant | Dublin, Ireland | Fired Task 2 |
| Mark Moseley | Pest Control | London | Fired Task 8 |
| Rochelle Anthony | Hair and Beauty | Bedfordshire | |
| Sohail Chowdhary | Martial Arts | Southampton | Fired Task 7 |
