Disney CEO odds Drastically Shift Due to One-Sided Wagering

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The search to replace Bob Iger (for the second time) remains underway and the wagering on who will be the next Disney CEO is heating up.

Last week, The Hollywood Reporter broke the "Next Disney CEO Odds" story and noted that Dana Walden was a 2/1 favorite, but that the odds via BetOnline.ag were tight and volatile.

Josh D’Amaro, the Disney Parks chairman, was listed just behind Walden at 7/2, and ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro was not far off the lead with 4/1 odds.

"An influx of bets have come in on Walden during the past week so we've made her the odds-on favorite," BetOnline.ag Brand Manager Dave Mason said. "These wagers are coming from professional bettors who have won on speculative markets in the past so we have to respect their position."

Walden is now listed with 1/2 odds, meaning a bettor must risk more than what will be returned (i.e. risk 20 to win 10).

Below are the latest odds for the next Disney CEO, and you can access the numbers in real-time.

Next Disney CEO

Dana Walden                1/2

Josh D'Amaro                6/1

Jimmy Pitaro                 6/1

Alan Bergman               6/1

Andrew Wilson             12/1

Ted Sarandos                12/1

Brian Robbins               20/1

Mark Woodbury           20/1

David Zaslav                  20/1

Jim Morris                    20/1

Sean Clarke                   20/1

Michael Ouweleen        25/1

Francisco Ramos           33/1

John Lasseter                33/1

Genndy Tartakovsky      40/1

James Gorman              50/1

Elon Musk                    150/1

Tim Burton                   150/1

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