Miss world Betting

Miss Venezuela hot 7/1 favourite to win Miss World

MISS VENEZUELA is the bookies' favourite to win this year's Miss World according to Ladbrokes.

Miss Ireland is the second favourite at 9/1 and must be set for a big run following Ireland's top five finish last year as continental queen. Home hopes rest upon the shoulders of 12/1 shot Alize Mounter and the bookies also report shrewd early money for Miss Brazil at 20/1 and Miss China at 40/1.

Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes said: "The betting indicates how open the prize is this year. Miss Venezuela is a worthy favourite but is up against tough competition namely in the shape of Miss Ireland and England."

Ladbrokes latest betting
Miss World 2011 Outright Winner

Miss Venezuela 7/1
Miss Ireland 9/1
Miss Hungary 9/1
Miss Puerto Rico 9/1
Miss Bolivia 10/1
Miss England 12/1
Miss United States 12/1
Miss Sweden 14/1
Miss Australia 16/1
Miss India 16/1
Miss Trinidad and Tobago 16/1
Miss Canada 16/1
Miss Spain 16/1
Miss Russia 16/1
Miss Belgium 16/1
Miss Uruguay 16/1
Miss Indonesia 16/1
Miss Guatemala 20/1
Miss Denmark 20/1
Miss Vietnam 20/1
Miss Ukraine 20/1
Miss Uruguay 20/1
Miss Brazil 20/1
Miss Colombia 20/1
Miss Italy 25/1
Miss Serbia 25/1
Miss France 25/1
Miss Norway 25/1
Miss Netherlands 25/1
Miss Aruba 25/1
Miss Martinique 25/1
Miss Bonaire 33/1
Miss Germany 40/1
Miss China PR 40/1
Miss Lebanon 40/1
Miss Finland 50/1
Miss Northern Ireland 50/1
Miss Latvia 66/1
Miss Scotland 66/1
Miss Wales 66/1
Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina 80/1
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Venezuela head Miss World market in contest of beauty & brains

The world’s oldest surviving major international beauty pageant, Miss World, is celebrating its 60th year and 61st edition at London’s Earls Court.

The first Miss World was held in 1951 during the Festival of Britain with just 26 contestants competing for £1,000. The competition has moved on somewhat since then.

In the past the competition has been criticised for being a “bimbo and air-head contest”, but this year, the competition’s organisers are promising to take into consideration the ladies’ intelligence – making for a “beauty and brains contest”.

In fact, this year’s entrants are either studying for a degree or have graduated and nearly all are bilingual.

This year’s favourite is Ivian Sarcos from Venezuela – and she certainly has the full package. Miss Venezuela, from a large family with 12 siblings, has a degree in human resources and currently works for a broadcasting company. She seems smart money at 7/1.

Of the home nations, Miss Ireland is the second favourite at 9/1 and must be set for a big run following Ireland’s top five finish last year as continental queen.

Home hopes rest upon the shoulders of 12/1 shot Alize Mounter. Shrewd money could be with Miss Brazil at 20/1 and Miss China at 40/1.

It’s not all about beauty, brains and sex appeal though.

Since the competition began, it has done its bit for charities. The Beauty with a Purpose global charity fund has been associated with the Miss World contest for a number of years, which works with Miss World contestants to raise money for disadvantaged children all over the world. When the newly crowned Miss World accepts her title, She’ll be offered the chance to work for the charity.
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The Miss World beauty pageant is heading to a conclusion, with its final day at the Earls Court exhibition center in London on Sunday.

A record 122 women will take part in the pageant, and organizers claim an audience of over 1 billion will tune into watch as judges select the most beautiful woman in the world.

The focus this year is on world peace and the love of animals. This event is also set to showcase the United Kingdom as a leading tourist destination, as part of the the buildup to the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Among the bevy of beauties in the final showdown, Miss Venezuela apparently is the odds-on favorite to win this year, according to betting pools.

Miss Venezuela Ivian Sarcos, 21, hails from a large family, as she has 12 siblings. She also has a degree in human resources, and is currently working for a broadcasting company.

Miss Ireland Holly Carpenter, 19, is the second highest-ranked favorite, according to gambling fans.

The winner will spend a year traveling, representing the Miss World organization and its various causes. The current Miss World is Alexandria Mills of the United States.

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