Best Supporting Actress Oscar 2010 Odds

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Best Supporting Actress Oscar 2010 odds were available at BetUS.com.

This one appeared to be yet another lock, this time for Monique in Precious, but it will cost you.  In fact, you'll need to bet $200 just to win $10 at BetUS.com.

That online gambling website has more competitive odds in other categories such as Best Actress and Best Picture, where Avatar and The Hurt Locker were neck and neck at around even odds.

These were your Best Supporting Actress Oscar 2010 odds:

Best Supporting Actress

Moneyline

1031

Anna Kendrick (Up in the Air)    

+800

1032

Maggie Gyllenhaal (Crazy Heart)    

+2500

1033

Monique (Precious)    

-2000

1034

Penelope Cruz (Nine)    

+1400

1035

Vera Farmiga (Up in the Air)    

+2000

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