What Are The Odds of Mahershela Ali Winning an Oscar for Best Actor - Green Book

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What Are The Odds of Mahershela Ali Winning an Oscar for Best Actor - Green Book

Mahershela Ali (Green Book) odds to win Best Actor for the 2019 Academy Awards were at -1400 with betting available here.


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One would have to bet $140 just to win $10 even though Ali is considered a "lock" and an easy free $10 ($280 pays $20).  Your bet is always refunded as long as it's a winner.

All nominees for Best Actor appear here:

    Mahershela Ali (Green Book) -1400
    Richard E. Grant (Can You Ever Forgive Me?) +700
    Sam Elliott (A Star is Born) +900
    Adam Driver (BlacKkKlansman) +3300
    Sam Rockwell (Vice) +5000

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- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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