Belmont Stakes: First Dude Best Payouts Odds

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

5 June, 2010

Betting on the Belmont Stakes and First Dude we discover that payout odds vary significantly from one online gambling website to the other. Gambling911.com took a look at one of the top contenders, First Dude, to determine which book was offering the most favorable payouts odds.

Our findings ranged from:

betED.com +450

Sportsbook.com +400

SBG Global +400

BetUS.com +350

The hyperlinked website, betED.com, had the very best payout odds on First Dude (not to mention Ice Box as well), a whopping $10 or more in winnings per $10 bet in some cases. $45 would be paid out for every $10 bet at betED.com.

First Dude's trainer is confident that he can win the Belmont Stakes.

"The Belmont will be this horse's race because he wants to go a mile and a half," Trainer Dale Romans said, "and he'll love the track."

Romans' confidence soared after his 3-year-old bay colt set the pace in the Preakness nearly three weeks ago, then managed to duel with Lookin At Lucky in the stretch before settling for second.

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Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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