Odds to Win Best Cinematography 2017 Oscars

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26 February, 2017

Odds to Win Best Cinematography 2017 Oscars

Odds to win Best Cinematography for the 2017 Oscars has La La Land as a virtual lock.

One would have to bet $80 to win $10. You will get back your $80 assuming La La Land is a winner and receive a $10 profit on top of that.

As per Wikipedia:

Cinematography is the science or art of motion-picture photography by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as film stock.

Here are all your odds to win the Best Cinematography for this year’s Oscars

89th Academy Awards

Odds to Win Best Cinematography

08:30 PM

10005

La La Land

-800

10006

Lion

+700

10007

Arrival

+1400

10008

Moonlight

+1500

10009

Silence

+2500

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