Morning Odds 2019 Oscars

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Morning Odds 2019 Oscars

The overnight and morning odds for the 2019 Oscars appear below for the major categories and only on the contenders as most nominees in each category are long shots to win.

Best Film - Roma has been the 1/3 favorite.  William Hill had brought these odds down to 1/2, the shortest we have seen.  Green Book still pays $5 for every $2 bet.

Best Director - Alfonso Cuaron is a lock and will win at a steep -2000 (1/20) price tag.

Best Actor - Rami Malek has moved to 1/7 at some books, up from 1/5.  Christian Bale looks less likely to win at 5/1 odds.  

Best Actress - Glenn Close was now as high as 1/9 odds and beginning to look like a lock here.  Olivia Colman was at 5/1 odds.

Best Supporting Actor - Mahershala Ali is a lock at 1/14.

Best Supporting Actress - Regina King is at 1/3 odds.  Amy Adams is at 4/1 odds.

ALL LIVE OSCAR ODDS HERE

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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