Odds to Win the 2014 Nathans Hot Dog Eating Contest: Total Prop Bets

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Carrie Stroup here with your odds to win the 2014 Nathans Hot Dog Eating Contest for both the men and the women, all courtesy of Sportsbook.com.  Place your 1st bet, get your 2nd bet for free.

There is more to be than just the winner.  The OVER/UNDER number of hot dogs eaten is always a popular prop bet.

There are OVER/UNDERs on number of hot dogs eaten by individual competitors and the total for the entire event. Joey Chestnut was favored to eat OVER 68.5.

And while multi-year reigning champion Chestnut doesn’t have much in the way of any competition to reduce his -2000 odds, the women do.

Sonya Thomas was listed at -140 odds while the field had EVEN odds.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

 

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