As we reported
\nyesterday<\/a>, it was only a matter of time before the sportsbooks<\/a> posted odds on the new
\nseason of Dancing With the Stars. Also, as you watch the Democratic National Convention,
\nplease note that most online casinos have taken the Republican choice for Vice
\nPresident off the board. <\/p>\n

Intrade<\/span> still gives Barack Obama
\na 61 percent chance of being elected President of the United
\nStates<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region> say the political betting
\nodds<\/a>. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Dancing With The Stars has become an absolute phenomenon
\nwith fans watching in record numbers to watch, and old stars looking for a
\nre-boost in their career jockeying for position to get picked to be on the
\nshow. From retired athletes to \u201cwhere are they now?\u201d actors \u2013 the show
\noffers a plethora of familiar faces in odd places which adds to the allure.<\/p>\n

\nWith speculation building to an all-time high for the show as to who will win
\nthis next competition, and the field being set for the dance-off, the largest
\nmost successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on which star will
\nbe judged the best dancer.<\/p>\n

Analysts at BetUs Sportsbook<\/a><\/span><\/u>
\nposted the following odds on Dancing With The Stars:<\/o:p><\/strong><\/p>\n

\nLance Bass 5\/1
\nToni Braxton 3\/1
\nBrooke Burke 12\/1
\nRocco Dispirito<\/span> 20\/1
\nMaurice Green 9\/1
\nKim Kardashian<\/span> 8\/1
\nCloris<\/span> Leachman<\/span> 18\/1
\nCody Linley<\/span> 8\/1
\nSusan Lucci<\/span> 15\/1
\nMisty May Treanor<\/span> 7\/1
\nTed McGinley 15\/1
\nJeffrey Ross 25\/1
\nWarren Sapp 20\/1<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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