Dancing with the Stars Update - Bodog Posts New Odds

The cultural phenomenon known as Dancing with the Stars just keeps rolling along, and this season’s most talked-bout entrant has to be Heather Mills, the estranged wife of Paul McCartney who also happens to be dancing with an artificial leg. But after charming the viewers and impressing the judges, it all came to an end for Heather and her dance partner Jonathan Roberts last night.

Mills, 39, made it to the 6th week of the competition, outlasting such celebrities as Clyde Drexler and Liza Gibbons. However, a fall last week put her in the bottom two, and the audience vote this week sealed their fate.

“We knew we were going out,” said a grateful Mills, who even had a farewell speech tucked inside her outfit. She thanked her partner, the show’s crew, and urged everyone to become vegans.

Bodog had her odds of winning listed at 13/2. They have also updated the odds on the 6 remaining celebrity competitors, so why don’t we take a look?

Laila Ali (with Maksim Chmerkovskyi) - The daughter of Muhammed Ali and a professional boxer. Bodog places her odds of winning at 5/2.

Billy Ray Cyrus (with Karina Smirnoff) - Country music star who made history with his song “Achey Breaky Heart.” His odds of winning are 12/1.

Joey Fatone (with Kym Johnson) - former singer with the boy band N SYNC. His odds of winning are 3/2.

Apolo Anton Ohno (with Julianne Hough) - U.S. speed skating champion and 5-time Olympic medalist. His odds are a very optimistic 2/1.

John Ratzenberger (with Edyta Sliwinska) - An actor best known for his role of Cliff Clavin on Cheers. He was added to the show when actor Vincent Pastore had to drop out. His odds are 17/1. (Note: Most expect Ratzenberger to be the next celebrity eliminated.)

Ian Ziering (with Cheryl Burke) - An actor who is well-known for his role on Beverly Hills 90210. His partner, Cheryl Burke, is the only professional dancer whose partners have won back to back titles (Drew Lachey and Emmitt Smith). His odds are 5/1.

And just in case you’ve never seen it, be sure and give Dancing with the Stars a try. It’s surprisingly compelling, and the professional dancers are certainly an attractive lot. It airs every Tuesday night at 8 pm EST.

For more articles on televised talent competition and their betting odds, please see the following:

Dancing with the Stars - Who Will Win?

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Dancing with the Stars Update - Bodog Posts New Odds