BetUS posts television odds on reality competitions, including winner futures for Dancing With the Stars and Strictly Come Dancing, and season and banishment markets for The Traitors: New Blood. The markets move as episodes air and contestants are banished or eliminated.
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The Traitors: New Blood Odds
The Traitors: New Blood, the fifth US season, premiered on September 17 on NBC, with episodes streaming on Peacock the next day. Alan Cumming hosts 22 everyday Americans, chosen from more than 80,000 applicants, at a castle in the Scottish Highlands. Contestants are secretly divided into Faithfuls and Traitors, and the Traitors “murder” Faithfuls while the group banishes suspects at roundtables. The prize is up to $250,000, and the two-hour finale airs on November 19.
BetUS lists three kinds of Traitors markets:
- Season result: whether a Traitor or a Faithful wins the season.
- First Traitor voted out: which player is the first Traitor to be banished.
- Episode props: whether a specific player is voted out in a given episode.
Wagers posted after a public announcement are void, and BetUS’ decision is final.
Dancing With The Stars Season 35 winner odds
Season 35 premiered on September 15 on ABC and Disney+ and is scheduled to conclude on November 24. The winner takes home the Mirrorball Trophy, and the result combines the judges’ scores with viewer votes. Robert Irwin is the reigning champion.
Strictly Come Dancing 2026 winner odds
Strictly Come Dancing, the British original that Dancing With The Stars is based on, is in its 24th series on BBC One. The launch show aired on September 19, live shows began on September 26, and the final is scheduled for December 19. Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe, and Johannes Radebe are new hosts, replacing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, and Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Anton Du Beke are the judges.
The winner of the Glitterball Trophy is decided by the judges’ scores combined with the public vote.
How does betting on television work?
Most TV betting odds are futures, so you’re betting on something that’s decided later in the season, such as a winner or a finalist. The odds move as the show unfolds, with favorites emerging and longshots fading. Each market says how it’s settled, and BetUS’ decision is final. Bet only what you can afford to lose.
How do you bet on a TV show at BetUS?
Open Entertainment in the sportsbook menu, choose Television, pick a show, and add your selection to the betslip.
Can you bet on other TV events?
BetUS also posts markets tied to other television events, such as 60 Minutes. The board shows what’s currently posted.
