Mel Gibson, Lindsay Lohan Jail Time Odds Posted

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The sagas of Mel Gibson (his apparent MELtdown and Lindsay Lohan continue this week.  Gibson is facing potential lawsuits with his significant other and Lohan was recently slapped with a 90 day jail sentence.  The online gambling website BetUS.com has posted odds on how much jail time both Hollywood A-listers will receive.

In addition, BetUS.com has posted odds on how soon after her release Lindsay Lohan will be arrested again.  Thankfully, more than 6 months is the favorite at 3/1 odds.  Gambling911.com is confident we will be reading about Lohan up until that time nonetheless.

Lohan odds have long been offered by the established online gambling websites like BetUS.com back when Paris Hilton and Britney Spears entertainment betting headlined the scene.  Lohan odds were the least popular of the two.  But combined with Mel Gibson, who knows what the action will be like?

How about odds on whether Mel Gibson goes postal at some Hollywood studio?

BetUS.com has more taste than that we suppose.

Odds on how long until Lohan arrested after released

1 Week after

8/1

2 Weeks or 1 Month after

5/1

2 or 3 Months after

7/2

4 or 6 Months After

4/1

More than 6 Months after

3/1

Will Mel Gibson serve any jail time?

Yes

2/1

No

1/3

Notes:

(If No: Mel Gibson might be charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, not felony assault. Gibson has no serious prior convictions. In a case like that, a conviction would most likely mean probation and counseling, not jail time.

If Yes: If charged with felony assault, he could face up to four years in jail, but since he has no history of abuse, "his lawyers could broker a deal" and "perhaps spend 90 days in jail and then a probation period."

The evidence against him might not be that strong. If the judge agrees, "the tapes would be inadmissible and can’t be used against Mel." Prosecutors could still base their case on her testimony alone, but her credibility will already have a strike against it. And if the audio tapes were under court seal and Grigorieva is found to have leaked them, she could be the one in legal trouble.)

Odds tapes were doctored

Yes

1/2

No

3/2

Odds photos were doctored

Yes

10/13

No

10/11

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