Belmont Stakes 2010: Last Minute Odds

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

5 June, 2010

Here were your Belmont Stakes 2010 last minute odds. Bets must be placed immediately. The race is about to go off. Visa/Master Card is probably your best bet right now. Odds were courtesy of Sportsbetting.com (see website here).

Some changes to note: Dave in Dixie had his odds slashed from 18/1 to 16/1 since this morning.

First Dude's 13/4 odds essentially pay out $325 for every $100 bet compared to the $350 for every $100 bet this morning. For every $4 bet, you would get $13.

Game On Dude was cut a half point.

Ice Box odds haven't changed.

Stately Victor has been slashed from 11/1 to 8/1. Some heavy action coming in on this horse during the afternoon hours.

Dave In Dixie

16/1

Drosselmeyer

11/1

First Dude

13/4

Fly Down

9/2

Game On Dude

17/2

Ice Box

9/5

Interactif

11/1

Make Music For Me

9/1

Spangled Star

22/1

Stately Victor

8/1

Stay Put

16/1

Uptowncharlybrown

9/1

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