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NZ Idol Punters Betting as if Nik is a Sure Thing

NZ Idol Punters Betting as if Nik is a Sure Thing

SYDNEY, Oct. 14 /MediaNet International-AsiaNet/ --

Centrebet punters are betting as if odds-on favourite Nik Carlson is a sure
thing to win NZ Idol.

One-way traffic throughout this week has forced Centrebet to cut Nik's
price from 1.70 to 1.50.

Centrebet, the only bookie taking NZ Idol bets, says that Rosita (2.40 from
2.00) is friendless.

"Rosita's breezed through but punters only have eyes for Nik," says
Centrebet's Gerard Daffy.

Kiwi singer Emily Williams is maintaining her position as Centrebet's
Australian Idol favourite.

Centrebet says that Emily is 2.75 to triumph and 34.00 to be the next
contestant eliminated.

NZ Idol winner
1.50 Nik Carlson
2.40 Rosita Vai

Australian Idol winner
2.75 Emily Williams
4.00 Dan England
4.00 Anne Robertson
6.50 Kate DeAraugo
7.00 Lee Harding
23.00 Daniel Spillane
26.00 James Kannis

NPC Division One winner
1.47 Canterbury
3.60 Auckland
9.00 North Harbour
15.00 Otago

NPC Division One semi-finals
1.12 Canterbury
6.25 Otago
1.38 Auckland
3.05 North Harbour

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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