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Nik Favourite for NZ Idol, Kiwi Fave for Oz Idol

Nik Favourite for NZ Idol... Kiwi Favourite for Oz Idol

SYDNEY, Oct. 11 /MediaNet International-AsiaNet/ --


Nik Carlson is Centrebet's NZ Idol favourite while a Kiwi is its new Australian Idol market leader.

Centrebet, the only bookmaker taking NZ Idol bets, favours Carlson (1.70) over Rosita Vai (2.00).

Carlson was Centrebet's 4.50 favourite when its book opened in July. Vai ranked fourth at 10.00.

Across the Tasman Sea, Kiwi performer Emily Williams is Centrebet's Australian Idol frontrunner.

Touchdown recipient Williams (3.00) overtakes Dan England (3.75) at the top of Centrebet's list.

"New Zealanders aren't satisfied with their men beating our blokes in Bledisloe Cup matches," says Centrebet's Gerard Daffy. "Now their women want to win our Australian Idol competition."

NZ Idol winner
1.70 Nik Carlson
2.00 Rosita Vai

Australian Idol winner
3.00 Emily Williams
3.75 Dan England
4.50 Anne Robertson
5.00 Kate DeAraugo
8.00 Lee Harding
17.00 James Kannis
26.00 Daniel Spillane

Log on to http://www.centrebet.com to view its latest odds.

About Centrebet
The southern hemisphere's oldest online bookmaker, Centrebet operates in one of the world's strictest jurisdictions. Australia's Northern Territory Government licenses Centrebet. Its Racing and Gaming Commission monitors transactions for the protection of Centrebet and its clients.

ENDS


SOURCE: Centrebet

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