- Dressed Crab 11/8 to win Masked Singer.
- Teddy Swims 4/6 to be Dressed Crab.
- Grayson Perry evens to be Kingfisher.
- Bear evens to be unmasked next.
- Example 4/5 to be the Bear.
The Masked Singer unveiled another celebrity last weekend, as Mel Giedroyc was revealed to be Teeth.
All eight characters performed for the first time last time out, and the remaining seven will go again on Saturday night.
Gambling.com’s Entertainment expert James Leyfield has been monitoring the popular show and has created markets on who could be under the costumes.
Swims Sinks Porter For Favouritism
Dressed Crab looked nailed on to be Gregory Porter until last Saturday night’s episode, but some fans have now turned their attentions to the character being fellow US singer Teddy Swims.
He is now the 4/6 favourite to be Dressed Crab, but British singer Michael Kiwanuka (11/8) has also entered the market.
There’s another new favourite in the Kingfisher market, too.
Following last weekend’s performance, some are convinced the character is British artist Grayson Perry.
Andrea And Marti Odds-On
Snail sang Hold On by Wilson Phillips on Saturday night, which sparked further speculation on social media that Andrea Corr is under the mask.
Andrea has been cut to 4/7 to be Snail, while Edele is a new entry at 7/4.
Fans also remain convinced that Wolf is Wet Wet Wet frontman Marti Pellow, and he has been cut to 2/5 to be under the mask.
Elsewhere, Example was 6/4 to be Bear ahead of last Saturday’s show, but the singer is now 4/5 favourite to be under the mask.
Mabel Rolls The Dice
Mabel is the new Evens favourite to be Puffer Fish.
Last week, After Life star Kerry Godliman was the frontrunner, but Natalie is now 4/5 favourite again.
The character is 6/4 second favourite to go out next, but Bear is the Evens frontrunner after being at risk last weekend.
In the outright market, Dressed Crab is the 11/8 frontrunner to win the closely fought competition, narrowly head of 6/4 chance Snail and 2/1 shout Wolf.
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