Odds to Win Best Animated Short Film – 2017 Oscars

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Odds to Win Best Animated Short Film – 2017 Oscars

The odds to win the Best Animated Short Film at the 2017 Oscars had Piper as a -500 favorite.

One would have to bet US$50 to win US$10.  The $50 is refunded assuming Piper is a winner and you would receive a $10 profit.

The short involves a hungry baby sandpiper learning to overcome her fear of water and is produced by Pixar Animation.

Here are all your odds to win Best Animated Short Film for this Sunday’s Oscars.

89TH ACADEMY AWARDS-WINS BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM

 
 

1

***ALL WAGERS HAVE ACTION***

 
 

99131

PIPER

-500

 

99132

BLIND VAYSHA

+300

 

99133

PEARL

+900

 

99134

BORROWED TIME

+1400

 

99135

PEAR CIDER AND CIGARETTES

+1400

 

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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