- Dressed Crab is the Evens favourite to win this year’s Masked Singer.
- Gregory Porter is into 4/7 favourite to be revealed as the character in Saturday’s finale.
- Marti Pellow is into 1/3 to be Wolf.
The Masked Singer’s semi-final saw two more characters axed last weekend, as Bear and Bush were eliminated from the ITV show.
Example, who was 4/6 favourite to be Bear, was unmasked as the character, and Natalie Cassidy was revealed to be Bush.
Gambling.com’s Entertainment expert, James Leyfield has created markets on the popular Masked Singer.
Dressed Crab To Snatch Victory
Dressed Crab is the Evens favourite to win this year’s Masked Singer – but it’s an incredibly close market.
Gregory Porter is into 4/7 favourite to be revealed as the character in Saturday’s finale.
Viewers Barking Up The Right Tree
Pufferfish is the toughest of the three characters left to guess, according to the markets, but Samantha Barks is odds-on favourite to be under the mask.
The West End star has been cut to 8/13 to be Pufferfish after several clues appeared to match up. France was one clue that could be a reference to Samantha, after she appeared as Eponine in 2012 film Les Miserables.
One recent clue was a framed picture of Coronation Street icon Gail Platt, who was played by soap stalwart Helen Worth.
Some believed this could be a nod to Corrie stars past and present, including Kym Marsh (7/4), Jodie Prenger (2/1) or Lucy Fallon (3/1).
Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham (6/4) is a late entrant to the Pufferfish market, but it would be a big surprise if Barks isn’t under the mask.
Pellow To Let Out A Wolf Bellow
Marti Pellow is into 1/3 to be Wolf.
Wolf is the outsider of the three to win the series at 6/4, but the character isn’t far behind second favourite Pufferfish (11/8).
If there is a huge surprise in the grand final and Marti isn’t unmasked as Wolf, then it is likely to be 3/1 shot Luke Evans or 7/2 chance Darren Day.
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