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- Gymnast Nile Wilson now just 4/7 to win this year's Dancing On Ice
- Carley Stenson second in the leaderboard this week but is 13/2 to win the show
- Patsy Palmer was voted out of the show last week after losing the dance-off unanimously
Gymnast Nile Wilson now just 4/7 to win this year's Dancing On Ice
Nile Wilson's odds to win this year's series of Dancing On Ice continue to shorten this week after yet another week of him finishing top of the judges leaderboard.
Bookies now make Wilson 4/7 to win the show after he scored 36 points for his dance to 'Let Me Entertain You' by Robbie Williams on Sunday night.
Viewers and judges were certainly entertained and William Hill's latest betting odds now say there's a 63% chance of Wilson winning the skating show this year.
| Dancing On Ice Winner | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Nile Wilson | 4/7 | 63.6% |
| Joey Essex | 4/1 | 20.0% |
| Carley Stenson
|
13/2 | 13.3% |
| The Vivienne
|
9/1 | 10.0% |
| Mollie Gallagher
|
12/1 | 7.7% |
Mollie Gallagher is out to 12/1 to win the show despite viewers being impressed by her routine on this week's show where she performed the classic headbanger move.
Carley Stenson second in the leaderboard this week but is 13/2 to win the show
Carley Stenson continued her run as most consistent performer on the show this week with another strong performance giving her a score on 34 points.
Stenson's scores overall in this series of Dancing On Ice have never dipped below 32 points and she has shown just how good she is every week.
The former Hollyoaks actress though remains behind TOWIE's Joey Essex in the betting market to win the show.
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Patsy Palmer was voted out of the show last week after losing the dance-off unanimously
Former EastEnders actress Patsy Palmer was voted off Dancing On Ice this week after all four judges voted in favour of Darren Harriott in the dance-off.
Palmer was the lowest scoring contestant on the show this week with 26.5 awarded by the judges and this eventually saw her leave the competition.
Harriott's 100/1 odds to win the show now, by far the longest of anyone left in it, hint at him being the next celebrity to be voted off.
