And the overwhelming odds-on favorite right now is ... Jimmy Kimmel.
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He suits up as the odds-on favorite every single night.
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He has been the odds-on favorite in his four victories.
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I went into Seoul in peak form as the odds-on favorite.
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Clinton is still the odds-on favorite, but the campaign is wobbly.
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And odds-on favorite to win if the election were held today.
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Evan Bayh (D) is still the odds-on favorite to replace Sen.
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Based on critical praise, Germany's "Toni Erdmann" would be the odds-on favorite.
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While no appointment has been announced, he's seen as the odds-on favorite.
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Luntz said he considers Warren the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic nomination.
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When the N.C.A.A. tournament begins Saturday, the Badgers should be the odds-on favorite.
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In New Jersey, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Murphy — the odds-on favorite to replace Gov.
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Milwaukee is the odds-on favorite for the 2020 Democratic National Convention, Politico Playbook reports.
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Jon Snow is the odds-on favorite to survive the whole thing at 2/5.
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He must be considered to be the odds-on favorite to win the White House.
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Now, does any of this mean Warren's the odds-on-favorite to win the nomination?
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Typically, fantasy anime stories revolve around a protagonist moving from underdog status to odds-on favorite.
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Moonlight was the odds-on favorite at the Indie Spirits, but a sweep was hardly guaranteed.
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Whoever wins the center-right party ticket is odds-on favorite to win the presidential election.
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Sitting nearby was the odds-on favorite for the job, Steven Mnuchin, who got the nod.
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Biden is once again the frontrunner and the odds-on favorite to be Democrats' 2020 nominee.
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That's why by all accounts she remains the odds-on favorite to win the election on Tuesday.
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But Bette Davis is the odds-on favorite to win, to Joan Crawford's deep and profound dismay.
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The Irish online betting site Paddy Power lists Atlanta as the odds-on favorite to win HQ2.
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And former Vice President Joe Biden is now the odds-on favorite to get the Democratic nomination.
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As we reported ... Victoria is the odds-on favorite name, at 8/1, if it's a girl.
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"La La Land," which is the odds-on favorite to win big at the Oscars this year.
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And unless Democrats change, he should be seen as the odds-on favorite to win in 2020.
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And it has led to Zellweger being the odds-on favorite to win the best actress Oscar.
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Sanders, 78, has surged in recent days and is the odds-on favorite to win in New Hampshire.
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Fed Governor Jerome Powell is the odds-on favorite for the top job at the U.S. central bank.
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It also made Jackson the odds-on favorite to win NFL MVP for the first time this season.
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Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg is the odds-on favorite to be awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
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The poll confirmed a slide in the vote for Fillon, who had been the odds-on favorite for months.
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No team is ever going to go into the playoffs as an odds-on favorite to win it all.
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While he may not be the odds-on favorite, he could be the dark horse in the VP field.
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The film faces some stiff competition, and La La Land is the odds-on favorite to win in both categories.
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Clinton was the odds-on favorite among black voters, sweeping Bernie Sanders, who was virtually unknown there a year ago.
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It will make the shortlist too and will be the odds-on-favorite to win the prize itself in November.
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The 16-year-old vocal powerhouse — while supremely talented — was not the odds-on favorite to take the top spot.
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Biden is currently the delegate leader in the Democratic primary and the odds-on favorite to be the party's nominee.
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Consider Emmanuel Macron, the 39-year-old former Rothschild banker who is the odds-on favorite to become France's next president.
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Saut added that stocks weren't trading much more lower on Monday because Clinton is "still the odds-on-favorite" to win.
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Hillary goes in as the favorite -- she is far more substantive -- and remains the odds-on-favorite to win in November.
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Given their location, the Dragons quickly became the odds-on favorite to sign Marbury since he was released by the Ducks.
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According to several knowledgeable sources, Weaver, despite his baggage, remains the odds-on favorite to helm a future Kasich presidential bid.
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While Biden is the odds-on favorite to win the primary, Sanders has succeeded in popularizing Medicare for All among Democrats.
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Davidson will be the odds-on favorite to win the special general election on June 7 in the reliably Republican district.
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Greg Louganis says the Chinese are the odds-on favorite to dominate the Olympics diving competition ... joking rice is they key.
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And this time, "I think Amazon is the odds-on favorite, and not just because it's already in the lead," Cramer said.
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Despite being the odds-on favorite since the first episode, things are all uphill for Jordan at the start of this date.
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Crowley is highly respected in the party, and was odds-on favorite to serve as the next minority leader or House speaker.
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Glenn seems to be the odds-on favorite, because, among other reasons, the show has teased at his death in the past.
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Glenn Perhaps the odds-on favorite for a variety of reasons, some of which I won't get into for potential spoiler reasons.
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And now – despite the prognostications of some pundits – Kemp is the odds-on favorite to win election as Georgia's next governor in November.
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Since Hillary Clinton is the odds-on favorite in Indiana, Sanders is likely to end the night even deeper in the delegate hole.
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Now another Middle Eastern royal, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa of Bahrain, is the odds-on favorite in a field of five.
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In 2013, he emerged as the odds-on favorite to become director of France's leading modern art museum, the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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And that, says political analyst David Gergen, makes Cruz -- not The Donald -- the odds-on favorite to be the GOP standard-bearer this fall.
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Mr Shapiro: If I had to give odds right now, I'd say that President Trump is an odds-on favorite to lose in 2020.
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Djokovic, who was the odds-on favorite to take home the gold, congratulated del Potro for his win, then left the court in tears.
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Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who in 2007 became the first woman to win the job, would be the odds-on favorite to reclaim it.
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Whoever wins the primary will become the odds-on favorite to win the seat in November — the Third District is a deep blue seat.
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Sidney Crosby had been the odds-on favorite to win the Hart and Art Ross, but he'd just barely cracked the top 100 in scoring.
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Cousins, the two-time All-Star, slapped the rump of Embiid, the odds-on favorite for Rookie of the Year, who quickly returned the favor.
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And yet, Kavanaugh had been the odds-on favorite to be Trump's pick since the news late last month that Justice Anthony Kennedy was retiring.
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The son of one president and the brother of another, he was the odds-on favorite to win the GOP nomination among the political elite.
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Hader, meanwhile, has the role of a lifetime as producer and star of "Barry," making him the odds-on favorite for a second consecutive win.
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As of now, Mr. Modi is the "odds-on favorite," said Ashutosh Varshney, the director of the Center for Contemporary South Asia at Brown University.
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There were some surprises this year, notably Green Book winning Best Picture, in an environment that considered Netflix's film Roma the odds-on favorite to win.
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By every normal political calculus, Bloomberg's entry should press Warren, who is currently the odds-on favorite to win the nomination, to tack towards the center.
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As for who's gonna take the big prize next November, Trump is still the odds-on favorite -- regardless of who runs against him -- at 6/5.
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Inside Out is the odds-on favorite to make Pixar an eight-time winner, and if that comes to pass, the trophy will be well-deserved.
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This helps explain why the United States is the odds-on favorite to regain the Cup when play begins Friday here at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
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The so-called bond king believes the independent senator from Vermont is the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic nomination in the 2020 presidential election.
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Under Clinton, the public option pathway to single-payer would become odds on favorite to become law, and the socialized medicine battle will have been lost.
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A year ago, anyone would have said that Adam Putnam was the odds-on favorite to secure the Republican nomination to run for governor of Florida.
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Sanders has surged in the polls throughout January and is now viewed as the odds-on favorite to win the nomination by users on prediction market PredictIt.
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Nearly three years ago, McCarthy was the odds-on favorite to succeed then-retiring Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) before his bid collapsed, leading to Ryan's rise.
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There were 13 upsets, including 15th-seeded Middle Tennessee State's absolute shellacking of the number two seed (and odds-on favorite to win the whole shebang) Michigan State.
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He was watching by the finish line, among horse-racing fans and casual observers alike, when American Pharoah, the odds-on favorite, captured Belmont and won the Crown.
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Mr. Johnson, one of the leaders of the Leave campaign with Mr. Gove, has withdrawn his candidacy, making the home secretary, Theresa May, 59, the odds-on favorite.
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The bank also said that Solomon would take over as the sole president and COO, making him the odds-on-favorite to become the next Goldman Sachs CEO.
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A final design hasn't yet been confirmed for 2017, but the odds-on favorite is the "Halo" concept, a version of which was tested by Ferrari earlier this year.
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Perhaps the odds-on favorite to scoop up assets is Brazil's own state-run oil firm Petrobras, according to conversations with several lawyers, advisors and executives in recent weeks.
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The former U.S. record holder showed she was not about to yield the 100m hurdles mantle to Harrison, who until the race appeared the odds-on favorite for Rio.
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I want South Carolina to have its say before I talk about who would be the odds on favorite," Clyburn said during an interview on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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It irreparably changed the landscape of the league, as the Warriors are now considered to be more than an odds-on favorite to win the 20183-17 NBA title.
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However, betting on the new actor has since been restored — and while Marshall remains the odds-on favorite, bookies have recently seen a flurry of bets on Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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Ted Cruz has not only shaken up the Republican presidential race, but heading into the homestretch, he has suddenly become the odds-on favorite to win the nomination in Ohio.
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A Conservative majority would allow the pound to rise 3%, a Reuters poll found and bookies now say a Tory majority is the odds-on favorite outcome of the election.
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The incumbent governor, who faces a challenge from the left by actress Cynthia Nixon , looked like the odds-on favorite, winning more than 95% of the party members&apos votes.
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If a protracted struggle requires looking outside the contestants for a nominee, the odds-on favorite would be the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, which would create its own frictions.
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As if to underline this point, Boris Johnson, who is the odds-on favorite in the leadership race, has declared unequivocally that the United Kingdom will leave Europe on Oct.
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Soon afterward Trump retweeted a post by Dan Scavino, the White House social media director, on former Biden, the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic presidential nomination this year.
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Now that he's the odds on favorite to become the next Conservative leader, he's like the dog that chases a car and, having caught it, doesn't know what to do.
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While Meghan has said that the couple decided not to find out whether they are having a boy or girl ahead of time, the odds-on favorite is a baby girl.
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Abrams was the odds-on favorite to win the primary -- even her opponent, Stacey Evans, released an internal poll showing her trailing a few days ago -- but a 53-point victory?!?
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However, Hillary Clinton is raising money, spending it to communicate against Trump and doing the boring, low-glamour high-reward campaign tasks that make her the odds-on favorite in November.
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Kemp's deputy chief of staff, former state Representative Chuck Harper, is a former lobbyist for ES&S, the odds-on favorite to win the Georgia contract if the $150 million is approved.
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After knocking off the reigning Stanley Cup champions, the Boston Bruins look to upend this season's odds-on favorite when the NHL-leading Washington Capitals pay a visit to TD Garden on Saturday.
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Bookmakers' odds on a "Remain" vote have fallen from 78 percent last week to just 55 percent on Tuesday and William Hill said a Brexit could be odds-on favorite by the weekend.
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If Trump wins Indiana, he will be an odds-on favorite to accumulate the 1,237 delegates needed to win the GOP nomination by the time the final primaries are held on June 7.
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An article on May 17 about the Eurovision Song Contest, in which a singer from Ukraine unexpectedly upset the odds-on favorite, a Russian, referred incorrectly to changes in the contest this year.
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Clinton is still the odds-on favorite, but the tightening polls are sure to give the Trump campaign a boost as they try to stage one of the largest political upsets in history.
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Although Trump is the odds-on favorite to win reelection in November, investors could be concerned about Pence's chances against a Democratic field that includes progressive candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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"Moonlight," the underdog movie released by the independent film company A24, beating the odds-on favorite in that kind of way — there's no bigger or dramatic upset in the history of award shows.
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Kalla, who won the women's skiathlon on Saturday, began the race as odds-on favorite for a second Pyeongchang gold and started powerfully, immediately taking the lead from Bjoergen at the first split time.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on May 17 about the Eurovision Song Contest, in which a singer from Ukraine unexpectedly upset the odds-on favorite, a Russian, referred incorrectly to changes in the contest this year.
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MOSCOW — The Eurovision Song Contest became the latest, and perhaps least likely, front in the renewed East-West rivalry on Monday after a singer from Ukraine unexpectedly upset the odds-on favorite, a Russian.
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Dutee Chand did not win medal in Rio, but Caster Semenya, who has grown increasingly faster in past months, is an odds-on favorite to take home the gold in the 800-meter race.
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Baltimore RavensOne thing to know: After his monstrous start to the season, Russell Wilson has now overtaken Patrick Mahomes as the odds-on favorite to win NFL MVP this season according to betting markets.
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While Clinton had always been the odds-on favorite to win the Palmetto State -- aka "Clinton Country" -- Sanders' messaging on race likely did little to help him woo more than just younger black voters.
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When France won in Paris on opening night, raining goals on South Korea and bathing in the cheers of a full house, it looked to be the odds-on favorite to win the World Cup.
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Triumphing over Sangmanee last month in a peerless display of eight-limbed mugging, and on a run of big victories, he was the odds-on favorite to win against Panpayak fourth time round at Rajadamnern.
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The French Open is the only grand slam missing from Djokovic's otherwise glittering resume, but he has already been installed by the bookmakers as odds-on favorite for Roland Garros after a magnificent start to 2016.
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As the odds-on favorite to finally break the long Triple Crown drought, Chrome deflated more than 100,000 fans with a fourth-place finish at the Belmont Stakes, just a length and three-quarters from immortality.
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At this point of the Round 21998 demolition job on Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw, a man who had entered the ring some fifty seconds earlier as the odds-on favorite to win, the Referee stepped in.
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"1917""Ad Astra""Ford v Ferrari""Joker""Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"Who will win: "1917"War films often win this category, so it's no surprise that "1917" is the odds-on favorite to win here.
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Well, he tends to favor the Golden State Warriors and, after a nightmare playoff performance last year, he (finally) lifted his curse on James Harden, who miraculously rebounded to become the odds on favorite for MVP this season.
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While Clinton remains the odds-on favorite to win Tuesday's election, Trump now has a plausible route to victory, especially if there is a sharp fall in turnout among African-Americans from the levels of the 2012 election.
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"Apple needs to buy 'x'" rhetoric has reached such fervor, I actually got a pitch in my inbox about a gambling service that's taking bets about what company is the odds-on favorite for a major acquisition by Apple.
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Irishman Harrington, one of Thomas Bjorn's vice-captains as Europe completed a crushing 17.5-10.5 victory over the United States on Sunday, is odds-on favorite to captain the team at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin, according to Sky Bet.
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But he has emerged as such a star for U.S.A. Hockey's National Team Development Program that pro and college scouts are penciling in the left-shooting center as the odds-on favorite for the top spot 218 months from now.
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South Africa, which staged the 1995 World Cup and won it in their first appearance after missing the first two because of the apartheid sporting ban, had been odds-on favorite after coming out clearly on top in the evaluation report.
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LPL Financial puts it in graphic form: That fellow depicted on the right is current Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell, who most observers believe is the odds-on favorite to take over for the diminutive Janet Yellen, to his right.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - With former U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon bowing out of South Korea's presidential race on Tuesday, Moon Jae-in, a human rights lawyer who has promised to shake up the system, is now the odds-on favorite to win.
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There are no plans at the moment to gender-swap 007, however: Tom Hiddleston is the odds-on favorite to take over for Daniel Craig at the moment, with Idris Elba, Jamie Bell and others reported to have a shot.
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The system was the odds-on favorite for mainstream success, partly because it has a lower barrier to entry and partly because tens of millions of people who already own a PlayStation 4 can easily hook it up to the console.
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Christie was once considered the odds-on favorite to win the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, before the "Bridgegate" controversy that ensnared Christie aides who closed lanes on the George Washington Bridge to create a traffic jam for a political rival.
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The second-seeded Scot's straight sets win over a dangerous opponent maintained his standing, following the shock third round exit of world number one Novak Djokovic, as the bookies' odds-on favorite to lift the Challenge Cup again on Sunday.
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His Giants are an odds-on favorite to earn a wild-card playoff berth and are still within striking distance of the N.F.C. East leaders, the Dallas Cowboys, who will bring their league-best record to MetLife Stadium on Dec. 11.
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The six-time Pro Bowl passer missed nine games last season with a broken collarbone but is the odds-on favorite in Las Vegas to win the league's MVP award in 2018, at plus-550 compared to plus-800 for Tom Brady.
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The Warriors, the NBA 2014-15 champions and the odds-on favorite to win the title this year as well, will play at the Chase Center in San Francisco beginning in 2019, when the team's new venue is expected to be completed.
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As if to underline the rising risks that the U.K. will soon crash out of Europe, Boris Johnson, the odds-on favorite to become the U.K.'s next prime minister, has indicated emphatically his commitment to have the U.K. leave Europe on Oct.
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The Cubs, who over the years have endured plenty of heartache, boast a stacked lineup and rock-solid pitching that have made them the odds-on favorite to shed their "lovable losers" image and win their first World Series title since 1908.
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In practice, the Trump-Koch alliance has been extraordinarily productive, and the alliance is the odds on favorite to win the battle to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, where he is likely to cement a conservative majority for the foreseeable future.
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At the same time, Mr. Macron has remade French politics in his own image, eliminating the major political parties, killing the left and neutering the right, so much so that he is still the odds-on favorite to succeed himself in 2022.
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The odds-on favorite after winning the first two legs, Justify will face nine other 3-year-olds in the 1 1/793-mile race at expansive Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y., the largest oval of any thoroughbred racetrack in North America.
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Mr. Johnson is the odds-on favorite to succeed Theresa May as leader of Britain's Conservative Party, a position that brings with it the job of prime minister, provided that the successful candidate can retain the current, narrow working majority in Parliament.
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Since then Djokovic has been Murray's nemesis and the world number one was supposed to be standing in his way this year before the Serbian top seed's shock defeat by Sam Querrey on Saturday left the 29-year-old Scot as odds on favorite.
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The odds-on favorite to win the presidential election next spring is Alain Juppe, a 71-year-old centrist with extensive experience in government who has tapped into a yearning for responsible leadership after a decade of disappointment from Francois Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy.
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After proclaiming that Vice President George H. W. Bush, the odds-on favorite to be the GOP nominee, and Senator Bob Dole, another contender, were "duds," Dunbar said that he raised money and collected 1,000 signatures to put Trump on the 1988 primary ballot.
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" House Dems discuss options to replace Pelosi - Roll Call: "Some House Democrats have begun to talk more openly about the possibility someone other than Nancy Pelosi may be their leader next year — although, for now, she is still the odds-on favorite to continue leading the caucus.
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She is still the odds-on favorite to be speaker and has no credible opponent; many Democrats believe she would easily beat back a challenge from Ms. Fudge, who told The Washington Post on Thursday that she was "overwhelmed" by support as she decided whether to run.
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Clinton was the odds-on favorite to win the Electoral College — at times on the order of more than 90 percent — when there were stand-alone head-to-head national polls that showed a harder-fought race and, in some cases, even a lead for Mr. Trump.
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Ladbrokes Favorites Who Actually Have a Chance Ngugi is a more than deserving odds-on favorite, but he's been near the top of the leaderboard for years now; Ko, who like Ngugi has spent a significant portion of his life in exile, also usually finds himself in contention.
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Ted Cruz: Now the odds-on favorite The Texas senator's supporters -- and Republicans allied with anybody whose name isn't Trump -- crowed that Wisconsin marked a turning point in the race, especially as Trump watches delegates slip away in states he's already won because his campaign hasn't mastered the contest's procedural intricacies.
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In the new poll, the share who say they expect Trump to win the primary on February 2093 has declined a bit since before the Iowa caucuses, dropping from 66% in the pre-caucus survey to 61% now, though he's still the odds-on favorite among likely voters in New Hampshire.
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A Conservative majority would allow the pound to rise 3%, a Reuters poll found and bookies now say a Tory majority is the odds-on favorite outcome of the election Latest positioning data also showed speculators had trimmed bets against the pound versus the dollar in the week to Nov. 5.
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What's more, Pixar is the odds-on favorite to win this year, for its marvelously sweet and affecting Coco, which has received some of the strongest reviews for a Pixar movie made this decade (when the venerable computer animation studio has had its struggles and made far too many Cars sequels).
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Another key facet of the Republican game plan is going after House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who would be the odds-on favorite to become Speaker if the House flips.
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Nearly three years ago, McCarthy was the odds-on favorite to succeed retiring Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) before his bid collapsed, leading to Ryan's rise.
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Senate rules include the filibuster, which means either of Wyoming's two senators have a lot more power to slow things down or stop them than any one of California's 26 (unless those 2128 are Kevin McCarthy, the Californian who is the odds-on favorite to be the next speaker of the House, or Nancy Pelosi, the chamber's top Democrat).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) It's early, but Warren is seen by most political observers as the odds-on favorite to be the next Democratic presidential nominee, regardless of gender — if she runs.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE's Democratic colleagues in the Senate are sidestepping references to his front-runner status, even though he has the most delegates and is the odds-on favorite to win California and Texas on Super Tuesday.
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Whoever takes over will have to decide when to trigger Article 50, the exit clause in the EU treaty, and start the negotiations for the U.K.'s new relationship with the EU. However, Boris Johnson, the former Mayor of London who was one of the most prominent figures in the Leave campaign, swiftly emerged as the odds-on favorite, with betting firm Ladbrokes offering 4/6 odds on him as the next Tory leader Friday morning.
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Her district, the 10th, covers a swath of wealthy Washington suburbs…" Likely winner in Virginia GOP Senate primary trumpier than Trump - NY Mag : "One state where all sorts of ancient bedrock Republican traditions have been washed away by GOP Trump-o-mania has been the Commonwealth of Virginia, where county commissioner Corey Stewart , who was once too Trump-y for Trump's own presidential campaign, is the odds-on favorite to win the U.S. Senate nomination to take on Crooked Hillary's running mate, Tim Kaine .
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Poll: 59 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE, the odds-on favorite to become the Democratic nominee, has taken a relatively low profile.
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