Emma Stone Odds to Win Best Actress 2017 Oscars

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Emma Stone Odds to Win Best Actress 2017 Oscars

Emma Stone is the -800 favorite to win Best Actress at this year’s Oscars ceremony.  She is nominated for La La Land.

In most sports a price of -800 would typically be considered a “lock” and that is often the case with the Oscars as well.  An $80 bet would pay out $10 while a $160 bet would pay out $20.  You would get your initial bet back as long as Emma Stone wins for Best Actress.  While $20 isn’t a huge profit with a $160 risk, it’s close to guaranteed money.

Other odds to win for Best Actress appear below.

Natalie Portman – Jackie 5-1

Isabelle Huppert – Elle 20-1

Meryl Streep - Florence Foster Jenkins 50-1

Ruth Negga – Loving 50-1

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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