Paul McCartney?s divorce may cost him a fortune, but it could end up paying off handsomely for bettors.
Online wagering website betED.com is offering odds on how much Heather Mills stands to rake in as a result of the break-up.
The most likely amount Mills will make, according to the odds at www.betED.com, is 51 to 100 million Pounds (+150). Other odds available are: 0-50 million Pounds (+250); 101-150 million Pounds (+250); 151-200 million Pounds (+350); 201-250 million Pounds (+750); 251-300 million Pounds (+1500); 301-350 million Pounds (+2250); 351-400 million Pounds (+3000); 401 million Pounds or more (+1500).
Former Beatle Paul McCartney filed for divorce from Heather Mills in July. He cites Mills's "unreasonable behaviour" for the split. The revelations have spurred Mills, 38, to launch numerous counter-attacks.
The McCartneys, who were married in June 2002, have a two-year-old daughter, Beatrice.
McCartney has hired the lawyer who managed Prince Charles's divorce from Diana. Lawyer Fiona Shackleton represented Prince Charles in his divorce from the Princess of Wales.
McCartney met Mills at a charity event in 1999, a year after his first wife, Linda McCartney, died of breast cancer.
Linda and Paul McCartney were married for 30 years and had three children. McCartney is also father to Linda's daughter from a previous relationship.
Mills has been under increasing scrutiny by the British tabloids since the couple announced their separation in May. Allegations about her past have prompted her to launch lawsuits against one paper.
The pair made a public protest against the Canadian seal hunt before their split. A media blitz followed them as they observed seal pups in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in March and sparred with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams on CNN's Larry King Live.
McCartney has used his website to defend his wife, saying that there's not "an ounce of truth" in the stories being published about her.
The couple did not sign a prenuptial agreement, and divorce experts believe the singer/songwriter could lose about a quarter of his estimated fortune of 825 million pounds ($1.7 billion Cdn).
Online wagering website betED.com is offering odds on how much Heather Mills stands to rake in as a result of the break-up.
The most likely amount Mills will make, according to the odds at www.betED.com, is 51 to 100 million Pounds (+150). Other odds available are: 0-50 million Pounds (+250); 101-150 million Pounds (+250); 151-200 million Pounds (+350); 201-250 million Pounds (+750); 251-300 million Pounds (+1500); 301-350 million Pounds (+2250); 351-400 million Pounds (+3000); 401 million Pounds or more (+1500).
Former Beatle Paul McCartney filed for divorce from Heather Mills in July. He cites Mills's "unreasonable behaviour" for the split. The revelations have spurred Mills, 38, to launch numerous counter-attacks.
The McCartneys, who were married in June 2002, have a two-year-old daughter, Beatrice.
McCartney has hired the lawyer who managed Prince Charles's divorce from Diana. Lawyer Fiona Shackleton represented Prince Charles in his divorce from the Princess of Wales.
McCartney met Mills at a charity event in 1999, a year after his first wife, Linda McCartney, died of breast cancer.
Linda and Paul McCartney were married for 30 years and had three children. McCartney is also father to Linda's daughter from a previous relationship.
Mills has been under increasing scrutiny by the British tabloids since the couple announced their separation in May. Allegations about her past have prompted her to launch lawsuits against one paper.
The pair made a public protest against the Canadian seal hunt before their split. A media blitz followed them as they observed seal pups in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in March and sparred with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams on CNN's Larry King Live.
McCartney has used his website to defend his wife, saying that there's not "an ounce of truth" in the stories being published about her.
The couple did not sign a prenuptial agreement, and divorce experts believe the singer/songwriter could lose about a quarter of his estimated fortune of 825 million pounds ($1.7 billion Cdn).
