The Voice Betting Update: Money continues to come in for Jamie Miller

Another week has passed us by, but still the outsiders are struggling to get near Jamie Miller and Mo Adeniran at the head of the market to be crowned winner of this year’s The Voice.

Having led the way for several weeks, Mo (4/1) was leapfrogged by Jamie (11/4) after his performance last time out, and punters have continued to lump on the lad from Cardiff this weekend.

Next in the running is Into The Ark, who remain 6/1 shots. It’s the shortest price they’ve ever been to win the show, but it seems punters remain unconvinced about the duo’s chances, with the pair seeing very little in the way of stakes placed in recent days.

However, our biggest market mover of late is Max Vickers. Considered a rank outsider at 50/1 as recently as last weekend, he’s now available at 14s following a string of bets after his place in Gavin Rossdale’s final three was confirmed.

Meanwhile, Jack Bruley remains the competition’s longest shot at 50/1, and he’s also the least popular contestant according to bets placed, while it’ll come as no surprise to learn that Mo is still the most popular with punters – although that’s largely down to a huge amount of bets placed on the youngster in the early stages of the competition.

According to the latest odds, Sarah Morgan (7/1) is the most likely female act to win the competition – a great achievement for the youngest remaining act in the competition.

She’s some way ahead of Tanya Lacey (14/1) and Truly Ford (16/1), although the latter has been backed by more punters than the 16-year-old.

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All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing