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By, the way, horse, does the final result follow closely the odds throughout the shows? I always think that possibly the insiders could bet?
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Hi annie. Very occasionally a market move looks suspicious but these are quite rare, especially nowadays I think. For example Vanessa being odds on with Becky last price matched 4.6 on Monday night proves how the market was clean. There are often cases where the odds on fav does not win in Specials events and I can't think of a recent case of a market looking like insiders were at play. There would be serious consequences for anyone caught betting with inside information.
4th Elimination - Vanessa White Before the show started Vanessa was trading 1.4s & 1.5s. Dennis was clear second fav, trading 6s Lines closed at 9:52pm but it took Betfair 5 minutes to suspend the markets Vanessa traded between 1.78 and 1.3 (+ £69 at 1.25) with lpm 1.5. Her lpm in the Outright was 990 Dennis, the other "it might be you", mostly traded between 9 and 5 with lpm 5.4 £9,741 matched Wednesday morning - Day 18, after the 17th show 5th elimination is tonight. In last night's show: •Dennis did the underwater trial which Iain couldn't do the previous week. He won all 8 stars and when coming back to camp to say what a doddle it all was, Iain was looking very mournful. Dennis later told a knowing Jamie how the pool wasn't 3m deep like Iain had said, but about half that. Amir also got involved and later said in the hut thing Iain can't do this, can't do that, he doesn't know what Iain is good at. Ant & Dec afterwards helpfully informed us it WAS 3m deep •Toff, Jamie, Dennis & Vanessa then sat in a taxi, not one driven by any forumites here I don't think, whilst snakes were put in. They had to add up some fares and then enjoyed a visit to the jungle bar. Iain, Amir, Stanley & Jennie then had their turn in the cab, this time filled with various critters and spiders, in which Amir spent almost the entire time screaming like a baby. Iain was notable cool and brave. They were also successful and were able to visit the bar. Treats were eat and drank then a karaoke session ensued. In my unbiased opinion I think Iain was best here, knocking out a fine I Will Survive  1.26 - 1.28..........Georgia Toffolo (new low of 1.23 matched during last night's show) 13.5- 14.5...........Iain Lee (guess what? Iain really IS second now! Trading around 19 pre show, still 17.5 at suspension then opened lower) 14.5 - 15............Amir Khan 24 - 26..............Jennie McAlpine 40 - 46..............Stanley Johnson 70 - 100.............Jamie Lomas 180 - 360............Dennis Wise £528,629 matched, back 102.8%, lay 99% |
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top drawer horse, so many good moments for iain last night..was a great show for him and the market is wrong imo
he should be clear 2nd fav now and trading around 7/1. i see another plunge coming today which should see him go single figures by tonight's show hopefully |
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Thank you very much for the info, horse, much appreciated.
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5th Elimination - Stanley Johnson
Dennis was odds on fav, trading 1.4s most of yesterday Lines closed at 9:34pm in only an hour show and Betfair were quicker this time, only taking 3 minutes to suspend markets Stanley was mostly matched between 18 and 9.2 with lpm 13.5. His lpm in the Outright was 48 Dennis was matched between 1.68 and 1.38 (+ £20 at 1.3) with lpm 1.4 Amir (the other "it might be you"), traded between 32 and 12 (+ £15 at 7) with lpm 13.5 Other lpm - Jamie 11, Jennie 12, Iain 50 £11,023 matched Thursday morning - Day 19, after the 18th show 6th elimination in tonight's one hour show In last night's show...Iain wanted to do the trial but a blunt Dennis objected, arguing with Iain about it and pointing out Iain had failed to get any stars in 2 out of 3 trials. The bickering went on for a while before an uneasy hand shake, although both more sincerely apologised to each other later. Jamie arrogantly said "I'll do it" as soon as who was doing the trial was brought up, clearly thinking it's his sole decision. He did the trial, getting 6 out of 8 stars. In the Dingo Dollar Challenge, Iain & Jamie's emails from home were won and read out 1.2 - 1.24...........Georgia Toffolo (new low of 1.22 matched during last night's show, then 1.2 subsequently matched) 9.4- 10.5............Iain Lee (shortened all yesterday, nearing 10 at show start, 9.4 matched during, suspension lpm 11) 25 - 30..............Amir Khan (17 - 22 at show start, suspension lpm 26) 29 - 55..............Jennie McAlpine (26 - 42 at show start, suspension lpm 27) 65 - 110.............Jamie Lomas (drifted all the way to 130 by show start, suspension lpm 90) 170 - 330............Dennis Wise (310 to back at show start, suspension lpm 870) £559,097 matched, back 104.1%, lay 96.5% |
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Thanks, horse
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Cheers annie
6th Elimination - Dennis "a very small man" Wise Dennis was again odds on fav, trading 1.5s just before the show, although he drifted during it Dennis was matched between 1.78 and 1.48 with lpm 1.75. His lpm in the Outright was 500 Amir (the other "it might be you" again), 6.6 pre show, traded between 7 and 3 with lpm 3.5 Jamie, 6.2 pre show, was matched between 8.4 and 5 with lpm that 5 Jennie lpm 22, Iain lpm 36 £8,156 matched Friday morning - Day 20, after the 19th show 7th elimination in tonight's 90 minute show. In last night's show: •The three bullies (Jamie, Amir & Dennis) were carrying on picking on poor Iain. The show opened with Amir blaming Iain for causing problems in the camp, with Jamie & Dennis smirking on •Jennie & Iain did the trial (after Dennis & Co kindly gave permission for Iain to be allowed to). They got all 6 stars, having to use their tongues to unscrew tokens in cages full of various critters and snakes, crabs, etc. The camp were initially happy Iain had redeemed himself some but then Jennie told Jamie it wasn't a scary scary trial, then Jamie ran off to Dennis to tell him "Jennie said that was easy that one today" •Dumb & Dumber, aka Jamie & Amir, did the Dingo Dollar Challenge, working out how many hours travel between various cities of the World. Amir reckoned he's be good at this, as "geography is one of his strong points". He wasn't good at it. They eventually won some chocolate cup cakes for everyone. Amir wished you could buy such things in shops 1.13 - 1.15..........Georgia Toffolo (new low of 1.16 was matched during yesterday, 1.17 pre show, 1.15 matched during show, matched down to 1.11 after show) 12.5- 14.............Iain Lee (around 12 pre show, 11 at suspension, opened higher with Toff's shortening, even 20 matched before then shortening back overnight) 36 - 50..............Jennie McAlpine (30s pre show, suspension lpm 34) 60 - 85..............Amir Khan (30s pre show, suspension lpm 70) 95 - 120.............Jamie Lomas (70 pre show, suspension lpm 130) £602,648 matched, back 102.8%, lay 98.1% |
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My heating's only half working and my lounge was 10.8 degrees when I got up
 7th Elimination - Amir Khan 2 jerks gone (very apt description tim), 1 to go Amir was odds on fav to go (apart from the early days of the market). Just before the show, he was trading 1.7s, Jamie mid 3s, Jennie around 9, Iain 20s/30s Amir was matched between 2.1 (+ £38 at 2.38) and 1.33 with lpm 1.36. His lpm in the Outright was 65 Jamie (the other "it might be you") mostly traded between 6 and 2.42 with lpm that 6 Jennie mostly traded between 10 and 5.1 with lpm 9.6 Iain mostly traded between 40 and 11 with lpm 22 £9,197 matched Saturday morning - Day 21, after the 20th show 8th elimination in tonight's 90 minute show (earlier than usual folks at 8:20pm) which will include Celebrity Cyclone. In last night's show: •The show opened, for a change, with Jamie & Dennis b1tching about poor Iain •The celebs mistakenly thought they would be doing Celebrity Cyclone yesterday. Jamie was telling everyone what order they would go in, Jennie first, Toff second, because, you know, they are girls. Toff complained to him about her automatically having a low position as she's proved how tough she can be •The new trial instructions were announced. "I'll do it" said Jamie for the 20th day on the trot. He and Toff did do it, a bore fest which involved Jamie standing in a box whilst Toff had to put gunge in. They won 4 out of 5 stars •Jamie & Jennie then did the Dingo Dollar Challenge (I'm surprised Jamie wasn't trying to co present the show as well). They won a (horrible looking) Birthday cake for Birthday boy Amir. He was 12 •Later, Iain, Toff (the final two, in which order though is impossible to call), who have become friends, + Amir did a challenge which won them some sort of slap up breakfast for the next day 1.09 - 1.1...........Georgia Toffolo (1.12 pre show, same at suspension, opened lower, 1.08 been matched) 19.5 - 21............Iain Lee (14 pre show, 16.5 at suspension, higher now due to Toff's shortening) 30 - 32..............Jennie McAlpine (30s pre show, 36 at suspension) 120 - 150............Jamie Lomas (110 pre show, 130 at suspension) £647,124 matched, back 101.8%, lay 99.5% |
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8th Elimination - Jennie "Fiz" McAlpine
Jamie was always was odds on fav to go Jennie had £4 matched at 11, £6 at 8 then matched between 6 and 4.1 (+ £19 at 3.55) with lpm 6 Jamie was matched between 1.59 and 1.32 with lpm 1.44 Iain had £3 matched at 11, £10 at 10 then matched between 7 and 4 with lpm 4.1 All 4 celebs were told "it might be you" (as is usual) Jennie's lpm in the outright was 26 after shortening into the 20s during yesterday £6,332 matched Sunday morning - Day 22, after the 21st show - FINAL TONIGHT In last night's show...they successfully passed Celebrity Cyclone (not too sure all the rules were adhered to), Jennie went 1st, Iain 2nd, Toff 3rd with Jamie in pimp, of course. They were all surprised meeting a family member in camp, Iain's sister seemed good fun, get her in camp next year. They all participated in Dingo Dollar Challenge, winning food items, then all reminisced about their time in camp 1.09 - 1.1...........Georgia Toffolo (1.09 lpm at suspension, current low matched is 1.07) 18 - 19..............Iain Lee (drifted all yesterday, touching 30 and a bit over, 29 lpm at suspension) 55 - 65..............Jamie Lomas (230 lpm at suspension) £710,150 matched |
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hope you get the heating sorted asap horse.
you've done lots of work on multiple shows lately horse, you are a legend  |
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Excellent service.
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I concur. ahorsewithnoname, Clint Eastwood fan ?
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Thanks, horse
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Good work Horse, a useful and amusing thread
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Forum legend
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Thanks Mr Horse ;-)
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if there was a betfair forum hall of fame, horse would be the 1st name on the list and also i'd like to see his picture hung up along side other such greats from his kingdom, red rum, arkle, dessie etc
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Thank you all, it's much appreciated
Cheers jolly, having a new boiler fitted Thursday, my current one is very old so have been expecting it's passing for a while now MONEY - no (although Eastwood IS a legend), just like horse racing and love the song by America. I'm crap at thinking up forum names and this was the best I could do! On a personal note (as Bails isn't around to tell me off), I was absolutely gutted Iain could not beat Jamie. What a travesty  Following on from similar in the X-Factor final, due to Toff's price, the last day Outright price movements were uneventful The final show ran 9pm - 10:35pm 2 minutes before it started, Toff was 1.07 - 1.08 (with low of 1.06 matched), Iain 20 - 22, Jamie 55 - 60. £799,877 matched 10 minutes into the show and Toff had been matched at 1.05 Lines suspended at 9:43pm with last prices matched 1.05 Toff (22k matched there), 25 Iain, 65 Jamie Lines reopened 9:54pm and closed 10:23pm with last prices matched 1.04 Toff (low of 1.02 had been matched), 27 Jamie. Total matched £964,509. Ant said there had been nearly 9 million votes What was notable about Toff's price during the whole series is it pretty much just shortened and shortened without ever bouncing back out at any time 9th Elimination / 3rd Place Finish - Iain Lee We had in effect 3 markets for the same thing, 9th Elimination, Top Male & W/O Toff For the 9th Elimination market: Iain traded between 4.5 and 3 with lpm 4.2 Jamie traded between 1.45 and 1.20 (+ £200 matched at 1.09 when the market was first loaded) with lpm 1.3 Toff had £16 matched! £7,650 matched Iain's last price matched was 1.31 in Top Male market & 1.37 in W/O Toff market Money matched to follow... |
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Lowest & Highest matched for Georgia Toffolo (highs matched pre launch show)
1.02 £484 1.03 £38,963 1.04 £57,726 1.05 £27,981 1.06 £28,572 1.07 £38,484 1.08 £49,545 1.09 £53,067 1.10 £18,046 ---------------------------- 10.0 £461 10.5 £364 11.0 £23 11.5 £143 12.0 £196 12.5 £179 13.0 £149 13.5 £390 14.0 £548 14.5 £88 15.0 £88 Lowest & highest matched for Jamie Lomas (lows matched on day 8) 5.4 £8 5.5 £151 5.6 £135 5.7 £611 5.8 £359 5.9 £314 6.0 £1,517 6.2 £821 6.4 £698 6.6 £541 6.8 £1,403 7.0 £2,144 ----------------------------- 250 £51 260 £42 270 £12 280 £4 290 £4 300 £4 330 £2 340 £44 350 £4 390 £3 Lowest & highest matched for Iain Lee (lows matched during the show on day 6) 7.8 £28 8.4 £12 8.6 £100 8.8 £190 9.0 £270 9.2 £360 9.4 £1,124 9.6 £530 9.8 £1,439 10.0 £1,772 ------------------------------ 70 £295 75 £477 80 £207 85 £114 90 £60 95 £42 100 £125 110 £15 Lowest matched for Jennie McAlpine (lows matched pre launch show) 3.00 £13 3.45 £5 3.50 £100 3.55 £760 3.60 £490 3.65 £116 3.70 £28 3.75 £270 3.80 £256 3.85 £625 3.90 £882 3.95 £1,472 4.00 £1,492 Lowest matched for Amir Khan (lows matched day 13) 5.0 £11 5.6 £10 5.7 £44 5.8 £126 5.9 £90 6.0 £319 6.2 £216 6.4 £212 6.6 £448 6.8 £418 7.0 £811 7.2 £436 7.4 £1,095 Lowest matched for Dennis Wise 7.4 £7 11.5 £17 12.0 £123 12.5 £162 13.0 £63 13.5 £92 14.0 £391 14.5 £550 15.0 £894 15.5 £413 16.0 £767 16.5 £959 17.0 £1,398 Lowest matched for Stanley Johnson (lows matched during the launch show) 3.75 £67 3.80 £633 3.85 £1,015 3.90 £1,547 3.95 £1,843 4.00 £6,294 4.10 £1,673 4.20 £995 4.30 £997 4.40 £1,276 4.50 £1,475 Lowest matched for Vanessa White 15.0 £16 17.0 £14 18.0 £150 18.5 £176 19.0 £51 19.5 £112 20.0 £149 21.0 £331 22.0 £347 23.0 £460 24.0 £427 Lowest matched for Rebekah Vardy 24 £10 26 £8 27 £8 29 £12 30 £110 32 £187 34 £379 36 £359 38 £413 40 £798 Lowest matched for Kezia Dugdale 12.0 £10 14.0 £4 15.0 £35 16.0 £39 16.5 £26 17.0 £88 17.5 £46 19.5 £10 20.0 £73 21.0 £11 22.0 £173 23.0 £127 Lowest matched for Shappi Khorsandi 8.60 £40 10.5 £18 11.5 £12 12.0 £102 12.5 £124 13.0 £166 13.5 £192 14.0 £584 14.5 £243 15.0 £413 Lowest matched for Jack Maynard (lows matched pre launch show) 5.2 £99 5.7 £39 5.8 £40 5.9 £12 6.0 £262 6.2 £163 6.4 £510 6.6 £656 6.8 £413 7.0 £484 7.2 £536 |
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Just to keep a record of the IT MIGHT BE YOU'S:
1st elimination Shappi, the it might be you was Kez = CORRECT 2nd elimination Kez, the it might be you was Vanessa = CORRECT 3rd elimination Becky, the it might be you was Vanessa = CORRECT 4th elimination Vanessa, the it might be you was Dennis = CORRECT 5th elimination Stanley, the it might be you was Amir = CORRECT 6th elimination Dennis, the it might be you was Amir = CORRECT 7th elimination Amir, the it might be you was Jamie = CORRECT So all 7 were correct for this year In 2016, 5 out of 6 were correct In 2015, 3 out of 6 were correct In 2014, 3 out of 4 were correct |
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What are the criteria for "Correct"?
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The voting results, released yesterday:
. http://www.itv.com/imacelebrity/your-2017-voting-results |
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And the "it might be you" person being second bottom of the vote
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Oh - didn't realise we actually get ALL the results! I was over-thinking on how a survivor of a bottom two that is not in the next night's bottom two could still be deduced to be correct or not. I wish CBB was as helpful.
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I'm A Celeb Series 18 November 2018
Launch show in 3 days time (Sunday 18th). 10 Celebs have been officially announced with Noel Edmonds also expected as a late entrant. Current odds: 5.2 - 5.4...........James McVey (traded between 8.4 & 5.1, opened 10/1 on the HS) 5.7 - 6.............John Barrowman (traded between 6 & 3.55, briefly 10/1 on the HS) 7.4 - 7.8...........Emily Atack (traded between 10 & 6.8) 9.2 - 10............Anne Hegerty (traded between 14.5 & 6) 12.5 - 13...........Nick Knowles (traded between 15 & 10) 12.5 - 13.5.........Harry Redknapp (traded between 14 & 8.4) 16.5 - 17...........Noel Edmonds (traded between 17.5 & 14) 18 - 20.............Rita Simons (traded between 21 & 15) 20 - 26.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer (traded between 32 & 14) 24 - 28.............Fleur East (traded between 25 & 11) 26 - 34.............Sair Khan (traded between 24 & 13) £15,771 matched, back 101.8%, lay 94.3% |
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Launch show TONIGHT. Current odds:
5.3 - 5.7............James McVey (4.6 new low matched) 6.4 - 6.6............John Barrowman (drifty) 7.2 - 7.4............Emily Atack (has now been matched down to 6) 8 - 8.6.............Anne Hegerty (been shortening) 14.5 - 15...........Nick Knowles 14.5 - 15...........Harry Redknapp 15 - 16.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 15 - 18.............Rita Simons 18 - 22.............Noel Edmonds 21 - 23.............Fleur East 24 - 27.............Sair Khan £33,263 matched, back 102.5%, lay 95.6% |
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Monday morning, after the launch show
Can't decide whether to watch this year or not, it's on EVERY day for 3 weeks, often more than an hour. I stopped watching last night through boredom. So, the teams were split into Reds (John, Sair, Harry, Nick, Malique) and Yellows (James, Rita, Anne, Fleur, Emily), and after some tasks the Red team were in the luxury camp, the Yellows the poor camp. Anne was already struggling. Only the Yellow team will do the first couple of trials. Anne was, unsurprisingly, exempt and the public picked Emily for the first trial Current odds: 4.2 - 4.4...........Emily Atack (8 pre show, drifted to 9s then continuously shortened, 3.9 lowest matched when picked for the trial) 7.4 - 7.8...........John Barrowman (drifted all show, 8.4 highest matched) 8.8 - 9.4...........Anne Hegerty (drifted during the show, as high as 12 matched, shortened back a bit since) 9.2 - 10............James McVey (5.2 pre show then all drift, as high as 11.5 before shortening back a bit) 9.8 - 10.............Fleur East (around 19 pre show, shortened during, as low as 7.2 before drifting back out some) 11 - 13............Nick Knowles 12 - 12.5...........Harry Redknapp 18.5 - 19.............Rita Simons 25 - 28.............Noel Edmonds 26 - 28.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 46 - 50.............Sair Khan £146,870 matched, back 102.6%, lay 96.3% |
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I'm watching
Tuesday morning, after the 2nd show In last night's show: •Emily did a snake based trial, getting 9 out of 10 stars. One snake bit/attacked her! She's now joined the Red (luxury) camp •Anne talked about being a little bit autistic. Aren't we all here? •Harry regaled us with a few tales (said "alright" to Prince Harry thinking he's a player he'd worked with, chatted with Princess Beatrice without knowing who she was, chopped his wife's flower heads off) •Of the 4 remaining Yellows, Anne was chosen for today's trial Current odds: 5.5 - 5.6...........Emily Atack (4.7 pre show, hit 4.2 when doing the trial then subsequently drifted) 5.9 - 6.2...........Harry Redknapp (10.5 pre show, price fell during faster than a crypto currency, well almost, 5.6 lowest matched) 6.4 - 6.6...........Anne Hegerty (had shortened during yesterday, 6.2 pre show, drifted to 7s during but swiped down to 5.4 when getting next trial before drifting back out again) 6.4 - 6.6...........Fleur East (9 pre show, shortened all during, coming across well, bubbly & fun) 7.6 - 7.8...........John Barrowman (7.2 pre show) 17 - 18.5..........Nick Knowles (11.5 pre show) 21 - 23.............James McVey (had already drifted to 13 pre show, big drift all during the show, high of 28 matched, more personality in a lettuce leaf) 21 - 23.............Rita Simons 25 - 26.............Noel Edmonds 36 - 40.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 70 - 85.............Sair Khan £285,303 matched (been great liquidity), back 102.9%, lay 98.7% |
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why is Sair 70 but Rita 21? would have had them the other way round but I knew nothing of them pre-show
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Wednesday morning, after the 3rd show
In last night's show: •It started with the Yellows. Anne snores, shocker. Fleur, Rita & James did some exercise while Anne watched •Anne did her trial but only managed two stars (doing 2 out of the 5 parts before saying IACGMOOH), Everyone in the camp was sympathetic though •Harry's anecdote of the day was about how he meet his wife of 54 years, Sandra, above the Two Puddings Pub in Stratford •Don't think Malique spoke but I did see him swot away a bug •The 4 Yellows did a challenge to win some of the Red campers their luxury items before joining up with them (so all in one camp now) •Anne got tearful after Nick asked if she's finding things tough. He consoled her. Later he received his luxury item, a pillow, and gave this to her •Everyone bar an exempt Anne was voted by the public via the app for the next trial. John was picked (Malique the other "it might be you") Current odds: 5.3 - 5.4...........John Barrowman (7.6 pre show, still around 7 before crashing down to 5 after being voted for next trial)) 5.7 - 5.8...........Harry Redknapp (shortened during yesterday, 4.8 pre show, went lower during show, 3.95 matched, before then drifting after not voted for trial) 7.4 - 7.6...........Fleur East 8 - 8.2.............Emily Atack (6 pre show, wasn't shown much but still around 7 after show but has since drifted lots, as high as 9s) 9.4 - 9.8...........Nick Knowles (17 pre show, still that towards the end until shortening to around 14 when consoling Anne then lower after giving her his pillow) 11 - 11.5...........Anne Hegerty (8 pre show, touched 11 after only getting 2 stars, 13 been matched overnight) 13 - 14.............James McVey (16 pre show, shortened all during, came across well, polite and considerate, I apologise for my lettuce comment) 21 - 22.............Noel Edmonds (not in camp yet, expected later in the week, officially confirmed now and seems he'll be the only addition) 28 - 32.............Rita Simons 40 - 44.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 85 - 95.............Sair Khan (who?) £404,324 matched, back 101.9%, lay 98.2% |
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Thursday morning, after the 4th show
In last night's show: •It was mostly uneventful. Anne took about 5 minutes to get out of bed. The other 3 Yellows felt like they were guests in the camp •Malique spoke! He was chatting to James, asking who he is, then what songs he's famous for, then pretended to know one when James sang it •John had his (boring underwater) trial, getting all 10 stars with ease, despite them trying to rack up the suspense •Emily (in particular), Rita & Sair did impersonations •Harry's anecdote of the day was being on safari in Africa with some African football players, having to get up at 5am to go on a safari and the players saying "Harry, we're African, we've seen all the animals" •There was no trial vote, instead all 10 campers will participate with the introduction of "Emperor" Noel, for tonight's show •Dec said FABULOUS about 30 times Current odds: 3.5 - 3.55..........John Barrowman (4 as show started (3.85 matched just before), 3.6 matched 10 mins in, then 3.45, then low of 3.3 half way thru, 3.5 end of show) 6.2 - 6.4...........Emily Atack (8.2 pre show, shortened during, 7 by end of show then shortened more) 7.2 - 7.4...........Harry Redknapp (drifted all yesterday to 7.2 pre show) 11 - 12.............Nick Knowles 12 - 13.............Fleur East (8.2 pre show, 9.6 after, now drifted more, many think she's being false) 13.5 - 14...........Anne Hegerty (new high of 15.5 matched yesterday evening) 13.5 - 14...........Noel Edmonds (shortened all yesterday, 15 by midday, 12.5 as show started) 19 - 21.............James McVey (drifted all yesterday, 18 pre show) 36 - 40.............Rita Simons 60 - 80.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 160 - 200...........Sair Khan £497,795 matched, back 101.2%, lay 96.6% |
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Friday morning, after the 5th show
In last night's show: •It was very much the Harry show. Firstly anecdotes about him watching and punting on horses before a Saturday 3pm kick off, sometimes with Fergie •The housemates all gathered (in the rain) to meet Emperor Noel. Noel choose Harry as his Personal Adviser. The pair then choose Fleur & Sair for a trial then Nick & James. Nick did well encouraging James and when it finished Nick had a HUGE spider on his head. These 4 (campmates, not the spider) are now part of the Emperor's Inner Circle •Noel, loving his Emperor role, accused John of scathing his crotch, he said he wasn't, it was his waist, and was very miffed •Malique (you can call him Mal) & Rita did the DDC with Noel & Harry "helping", they won what looked like a cube of cheese and about 10 grapes which Harry initially hid before revealing to the overjoyed campers •The Inner Circle were enjoying their dinner and Harry opened up about how much he loves his wife Sandra (of 54 years, we are told daily), and how he wouldn't be able to cope without her, getting all teary. Later Fleur and Sair were teaching Harry the flossing dance •Mal & Rita were picked for today's trial (the Inner Circle and Anne were exempt) Current odds: 3 - 3.05...........Harry Redknapp (6 pre show, 5 after footy anecdotes, 3.8 by DDC reward hide, 3.5 by Sandra talk, 3.4 end of show, 3.1 ten mins later, 2.86 half an hour later) 5.8 - 5.9..........John Barrowman (4.4 pre show, drifted towards 7 after crotchgate, 6 as show ended) 8 - 8.2............Emily Atack (6 pre show, drifted during) 8 - 8.2............Nick Knowles (9.4 pre show, 8.4 as his trial finished, 7.4 after spider taken off his head, then towards 6 before drifting back out) 15 - 15.5..........Fleur East 18.5 - 19..........Anne Hegerty (13.5 pre show, hardly shown) 19.5 - 21..........Noel Edmonds (9.6 pre show, drifted all during) 24 - 25............James McVey 34 - 36............Rita Simons 75 - 85............Malique Thompson-Dwyer (shot down to 30s after getting trial before as quickly shooting back out again) 170 - 190..........Sair Khan £617,215 matched, back 101.8%, lay 99.1% |
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Oops, only Fleur & Sair are part of the Inner Circle, Noel & Harry had to choose out of them and Nick & James who to join them
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Saturday morning, after the 6th show
In last night's show: •It started off with Noel & Harry going to bed before spotting a shrew in their room, which Harry couldn't sleep with and Nick came to the rescue removing it. Then early the next morning Harry woke up with cramp and Noel had to help him out. Harry explained he often gets cramp and has to shout for Sandra to relieve it who upon hearing his squeals thinks he's enjoying himself •Malique, it is what it is, innit, & Rita went off for their trial. Harry said Malique will smash it as he's very fit, always doing back-flips, BUT he thinks he must have landed on his head in the past! The Inner Circle choose John & Emily to go against Malique & Rita in the trial. It involved them in tanks with water and us watching a snake fight for it's life by not drowning. Malique was very good at holding his breath under water. Malique & Rita won and joined the Inner Circle •Nick, James & Anne did a challenge to win care packages for everyone. They won 8 out of the 11. Anne sort of quit near the end but after she had finished her part. Noel automatically received his care package and had to choose which 3 didn't. Harry magnanimously said he didn't want his. Nick & James were the unlucky pair also not receiving theirs. Both were tearful. •There was no trial viewers vote. Instead, Noel's Emperor reign will soon end and he & Harry will do today's trial involving putting critters in their mouths and whatnot Current odds: 2.62 - 2.66.........Harry Redknapp (having drifted during yesterday to around 3.3 he shortened again to 2.74 pre show, then a new low of 2.3 matched at the end) 7.6 - 7.8...........Emily Atack 7.6 - 8.............Nick Knowles (had drifted to 9s pre show) 8.2 - 8.4...........John Barrowman (around 7 pre show) 16.5 - 17.5.........Fleur East 17 - 17.5...........Noel Edmonds 20 - 22.............James McVey (25 pre show, 27 by end but shortened during Extra Camp program (which I don't watch)) 21 - 23.............Anne Hegerty (16.5 pre show, 21 at end) 38 - 42.............Rita Simons 70 - 80.............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 200 - 240...........Sair Khan £677,980 matched, back 102.9%, lay 99.2% |
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Sunday morning, after the 7th show
In last night's show: •Harry stole it, again, hugely. We were about 10 seconds into the show before Harry's first anecdote - when he told Pavlyuchenko if he didn't play better Harry would "pull him off" at HT. Then followed us seeing John & Nick saying how much they love him, how hilarious he is. Fleur, Rita & Sair were having their morning shower whilst Harry waited for his and gentlemanly averted his eyes until they had finished. There's only one women Harry wants to see in a bikini and that's his wife. She might as well be in the camp, she's featured more than half the actual campmates •Taking up half the show, Noel & Harry had their (memorable) trial, involving holding various critters in their mouths. They heroically obtained all 11 stars. They've had a blast being Emperor and assistant together but their reign has now ended •Fleur & Malique did some rapping •John was throwing country names to Anne who gave facts about each. We learnt that there are only two countries in the World that are double landlocked - Uzbekistan & Liechtenstein. Emily learnt what landlocked meant. Anne made a funny comment about Trump •The viewers voted Noel & Nick for the next (high wire) trial. Anne was again exempt •The viewers are now voting for the next camp leader (Noel & Harry exempt) HARRY GOES ODDS ON - he shortened all during Saturday, mostly trading between 2 and 2.3, then touched 1.97 shortly before the show. By the first ad break he was 1.83, by the second break 1.74 and by the third break a low of 1.66 had been matched. He drifted to 1.9s by the end of the show (mainly on not getting the next trial I think) but then quickly shortened again Current odds: 1.76 - 1.85.........Harry Redknapp (see above) 8 - 8.4.............Nick Knowles (9 pre show, still 9s near the end before shortening to 7s when getting the trial) 11 - 12.............John Barrowman 14 - 15.5...........Emily Atack 20 - 22.............Noel Edmonds 27 - 34.............Anne Hegerty (has been matched as high as 42 with a few quid even higher) 29 - 32.............James McVey 38 - 46.............Fleur East 60 - 90.............Rita Simons 80 - 120............Malique Thompson-Dwyer 210 - 270...........Sair Khan £753,254 matched, back 103.7%, lay 95.8% |
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This is great stuff mate, you deserve hall of fame status. Can't help thinking anyone on HR below Evens is on a hiding to nothing. A massive puff in my opinion.
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Cheers Pete
Monday morning, after the 8th show In last night's show: •We were 13 minutes into the show before Harry spoke  •The youngsters and Nick did some exercise then Fleur (& Rita) were doing some dance moves with Emily trying to join in but she ain't no dancer •Noel & Nick did their high wire trial and obtained 5 stars, they completed the trial but it was very hard getting the stars •Noel & Emily had a touching chat about past relationships •Nick was voted via the app the new Camp Leader. He picked Anne as his deputy. Nick wasn't particularly happy now being the leader as it meant he now can't do the cooking •The last half hour of the 90 minute show featured a live trial. John, James & Rita had been chosen by the campmates as the Outback Team and were now on a jungle quest. The remaining 8 had to do 4 X-Factor themed trials to earn the Outback team time. Firstly a terrified Emily & Malique had to sing some past X-Factor songs with critters and stuff over them whilst the others, but mainly Fleur, had to name the song. Then Harry, Nick, Sair, Noel & Anne had to eat a dead witchetty grub. Anne in pimp only just succeeded after taking an age and nearly puked live on TV. Then Noel, Emily, Anne & Harry had a drink a large glass of something horrible, Anne was very quick, then lastly Nick & Fleur had to lie down in a glass box with snakes and get a couple of stars. All tasks completed and 85 minutes in total earned for the Outback team. HARRY GOES ODDS AGAINST - 1.92 pre show, he wasn't featured much and looked tired when we had the live trial. He drifted all during the show, was 2.2 at the end but gone a bit higher overnight Current odds: 2.34 - 2.38.........Harry Redknapp (see above) 5.6 - 5.7...........Emily Atack (had shortened during yesterday, 10.5 pre show, 6.4 by the end, lower overnight) 6 - 6.2.............Nick Knowles (also shortened during yesterday, 7 pre show, hit 5.5 when voted Leader) 10 - 12.............John Barrowman 18.5 - 20...........Anne Hegerty (25 pre show, still around that after but then quickly shortened towards 20) 24 - 25.............Noel Edmonds 36 - 40.............Fleur East (during the show had shortened to 20s and for one moment 18 before drifting back out) 50 - 60.............James McVey 60 - 80.............Rita Simons 240 - 400...........Malique Thompson-Dwyer 300 - 360...........Sair Khan £817,002 matched, back 104%, lay 99.3% |
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You do a brilliant job horse and always enjoy reading
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Thank you looky
Tuesday morning, after the 9th show In last night's show: •Nick and Anne were waking up in their camp leader cosy room. Anne farted •The majority of the show followed John, James & Rita on their rather tedious quest, think there were 4 sections of trials. They managed 10 out of 11 stars, John missing out getting the last one after bigging up their mission all show, which was a little amusing •Noel & Nick (who was being a stickler of the rules & regs) were bickering over Noel collecting water and breaking the "must be 3 left in camp" rule •Brainbox Malique was having a chat with Noel, asking who he is. He then guessed Noel's age at 49 (he'll actually be 70 next month) •Rita, John & James too returned to camp. As they only had 10 stars, someone had to miss out on the luxury banquet reward. John insisted it should be him as he missed the last star but Nick, as camp leader, overruled him and insisted he will forgo the meal as he doesn't have to do any chores. •Everyone bar Nick enjoyed the slap up meal. Harry got his much talked about jam roly poly. Mensa candidate Malique eat too much and was nearly sick •The public voted for the next trial (Hellish Hospital), which Anne WAS eligible for, and she was duly selected Current odds: 2.34 - 2.5.........Harry Redknapp (had shortened again during yesterday, evens pre show but drifted during, 2.2s end of show, as high as 2.6s overnight) 4.4 - 4.7...........Nick Knowles (7.2 pre show, 5s end of show then went ever shorter, as low as 4 overnight) 7.2 - 7.4...........Emily Atack 13.5 - 15...........John Barrowman (10 pre show) 16 - 17.............Anne Hegerty (around 25 pre show then went 17.5 on news she wasn't exempt from trial, back to low 20s before shortening again on trial confirmation) 23 - 26.............Noel Edmonds 40 - 55.............Fleur East 55 - 60.............James McVey 60 - 70.............Rita Simons 220 - 290...........Malique Thompson-Dwyer 220 - 340...........Sair Khan £878,804 matched, back 104.3%, lay 96.7% |
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Wednesday morning, after the 10th show
In last night's show: •Noel was mothering bright spark Malique then John found a load of melted wax in his bag from a candle savvy Malique had left alight •Anne set off on her trial with lots of encouragement from her campmates. She obtained 7 out of 11 stars (with a little bit of help from Holly & Dec) before saying IACGMOOH. Response was mixed from she did really well to doing the bare minimum. Afterwards Anne was having a wash in the pool and enjoying some girl talk with Emily & Fleur. A running theme this series is how much everyone in camp loves Anne •Fleur & Malique were teaching Harry some sex slang •Noel & Fleur did the DDC and won a SMALL bowl of scampi fries which they insisted on giving all to Nick as he missed out on the previous day's meal. They choose the fries over some remaining luxury items which included Harry's chair and he was shown most displeased about that •Harry's anecdotes running a bit out of puff now as the best he could muster was dropping a steak on the floor when doing a BBQ and as no one saw he put it back on the grill and let a guest eat it •The public, surprisingly, voted Sair & Malique for the next (eating) trial Current odds: 1.79 - 1.83.........Harry Redknapp (2.2 pre show, went odds on again during, 1.8s end of show) 8.2 - 8.4...........Nick Knowles (5.1 start of show but little coverage meant he drifted all during, 6.6 by end then higher overnight) 8.4 - 8.8...........Emily Atack 12 - 13.............Anne Hegerty (shortened during yesterday, as low as 11-ish, drifted during trial, 17 at end of show but since shortened again overnight) 20 - 22.............John Barrowman 26 - 30.............Noel Edmonds 36 - 42.............Fleur East 75 - 90.............Rita Simons 90 - 110............Malique Thompson-Dwyer (120 - 140 pre show, briefly hit 60 after getting next trial) 120 - 130...........James McVey 170 - 200...........Sair Khan (went from 280 to trading 50 after getting trial!!) £936,959 matched, back 103.8%, lay 99.2% |