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- Nigel Farage specials look at what he could do next politically
- Odds include Farage becoming Conservative leader
- Unlikely to make Strictly appearance according to odds
Nigel Farage is once again a big figure in British politics as he leads the Reform UK Party into another round of local and mayoral elections in May.
UK Betting Sites continue to offer betting specials around Farage's future in politics with markets ranging from leading the Conservative Party to becoming Prime Minister in future.
Farage's odds of becoming UK Prime Minister before 2040 stand at 7/4, implying a 36.4% chance that he could eventually lead the country.
Ladbrokes specials also include chances of him appearing on Strictly Come Dancing with the latest odds as big as 20/1 that he appears on the ballroom.
| Nigel Farage Betting Specials | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Nigel Farage To Not Become Leader Of The Conservative Party | 1/12 | 92.3% |
| Nigel Farage to become UK Prime Minister before 2040 | 7/4 | 36.4% |
| Nigel Farage to become leader of The Conservative Party before 2026 | 6/1 | 14.3% |
| To appear on Strictly Come Dancing during the current Parliament | 20/1 | 4.8% |
Could Farage Lead the Conservatives?
Betting markets suggest that Nigel Farage is unlikely to become the leader of the Conservative Party with bookmakers offering odds of 1/12 that he does not take charge of the Tories.
The former UKIP and Brexit Party leader has long been a controversial figure in British politics but despite speculation surrounding his potential return to the Tory party in previous years, the odds indicate a leadership bid remains highly unlikely.
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Farage on Strictly? Bookies Say It’s Unlikely
Outside of politics, Farage has never been one to shy away from the spotlight, but bookmakers don’t see a Strictly Come Dancing appearance as likely.
The odds of Farage featuring on the popular BBC show during the current Parliament stand at 20/1, which equates to just a 4.8% implied probability.
With past contestants including politicians like Ed Balls and Ann Widdecombe, it wouldn't be unprecedented, and Farage has previously appeared Down Under in the I'm A Celebrity jungle.
