2010 Miss USA Pageant Odds Available at betED.com

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A number of online gambling sites appear to be offering 2010 Miss USA Pageant odds coming into next weekend's broadcast including betED.com.

Whether or not this year's Miss USA pageant can duplicate the betting interest that surrounds Miss World and Miss Universe remains to be seen.  Early indications suggest there will be some decent action on this pageant. 

Miss California, Nicole Johnson, is the favorite to win the Miss USA title at +400 in entertainment betting at betED.com.

Johnson, 24, of Ventura County, beat out 133 contestants at the Miss California Pageant last November.

Next are Miss Nebraska and Miss Oklahoma, both at +800, and Miss Michigan and Miss Tennessee, who are both at +1000.

The 2010 Miss USA Pageant is slated for the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas on Sunday (7 pm ET, NBC). The contestants represent all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with the winner becoming the U.S. entry into the Miss Universe Pageant.

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